tasty toasties
After tasting the toasty from Juice Works, I decided to make my own. Actually this is so easy to make I can’t understand why they can’t do better.
First off, make a sandwich with a slice of ham, a slice of cheese, and tomatoes and onions thinly sliced. Of course, it helps that I have my handy-dandy electric toasty maker (or whatchamacallit) which toasts two sandwiches at a time.
Closing the cover of the toasty maker squishes the two slices of bread together. A few minutes later and voila, I get two golden brown toasties. Notice how appetizingly puffy my toasties are compared to the soggy, colorless ones in my last post. And these are piping hot too 
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When I say piping hot, I mean scalding temperature-hot especially with the melted cheese and tomato in there. So I make a couple of incisions with a knife on both sides to let the steam escape first.
I usually get a bit impatient waiting for it to cool down a little. I can’t wait to sink my teeth into this beautiful toasty that’s crunchy outside and a cheesy-melty-gooey on the inside. Yum.
Makes a hearty breakfast or a light lunch. Have I made you hungry yet 
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What did happen in the last photo? That photo of them sitting on the grill looks really good.
yumm….i need to dig my sandwich machine out!
That actually does look really yummy. Makes me want a toaster oven now.
@corrin
Go, these are a cinch to make and sooo tasty.
@ami-chan
You could use an a toaster oven but you won’t get those ‘clipped’ sides and you got to watch out for the melted cheese oozing out.
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