r/melts

Posting this in this sub as it has more than just cheese and I will get torched over in the r/grilledcheese forum and most likely kicked out.

Grilled cheese PB&J

Crispy bacon, fresh onion and caramelised onion inside, a slice of homemade melty cheese slices using sodium citrate, extra mature cheddar, apple wood smoked cheddar, gouda, double glouster and red Lester, and then also a mix of those same cheeses grated packed in either side. There was so much cheese a lot of it melted out of the side and crisped up in the pan creating an unintentional crispy cheese skirt which made it taste so much better

That bacon goes perfectly but I wish I had a little more cheese.

Can someone explain why the grilled cheese gods take things personally and keep telling me I’m breaking rules when I’m not?

Help me! They’re seriously sensitive over there.

Looking for a really simple meal for this evening? This steak melt was really easy to make and only took 30 minutes! The steak, mushrooms, and onions were sautéed in a skillet, the garlic herb butter was smeared all over the baguette, then this was baked very briefly. Make the au jus with the leftover juices from the steak, slice the sandwich and dunk to your heart’s content. This was fire!🤤

https://thewholesomespoon.com/2025/04/30/steak-melt/

Made the bacon. In new pan with lots of butter, kinda slowly grilled the combo of Sharp Cheddar, Fontina, and the bacon. On sourdough. Delicious.

Madame Louise Homer (1871–1947) was a premier American operatic contralto who became one of the leading classical vocalists of the early 20th century. (born Louise Dilworth Beatty April 30, 1871 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

Celebrated for her rich voice, powerful stage presence, and long-standing association with the Metropolitan Opera, she performed globally alongside legends like Enrico Caruso.

The Metropolitan Opera: She debuted in 1900 as Amneris in Verdi's Aida and sang 19 consecutive seasons there

Historic Premieres: She starred as Suzuki in the Met's first-ever performance of Puccini's Madama Butterfly (1907). She also created the role of the Witch in the world premiere of Humperdinck's Königskinder (1910)

Cool summer day, tomatoe soup and grilled cheese was calling me!

Might be my new favorite grilled cheese… American, pico de gallo, Serranos and kalamata!

shitty brown bread with pickles, American cheese, bacon, diablo manchago cheese, a few frites, and seasoning salt. 10/10