dh is making grilled cheese for the first time ever & it brought up this debate. When making grilled cheese do you butter one side or both sides of the bread. I will leave it anonymous as to who says what but I want your oponion.
dh is making grilled cheese for the first time ever & it brought up this debate. When making grilled cheese do you butter one side or both sides of the bread. I will leave it anonymous as to who says what but I want your oponion.
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coconut / 8681 posts
I butter both sides. I definitely don't think it's necessary though lol.
pomegranate / 3160 posts
Butter the outside (side that gets grilled) of each piece of bread.
hostess / wonderful apple seed / 16729 posts
@ms.janedoe: Same here. I butter the sides facing out. I like my grilled cheese with that buttery crust.
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
You mean one side of each piece of bread, right? so both sides of the sandwich, but one side of the bread. That's what I do. I find it annoying enough to do that, I don't want to butter the inside too.
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
I butter the outsides to grill. Just cheese (or tuna!) on the inside.
pomegranate / 3438 posts
I don't butter either side. I melt some butter on the griddle and place the bread on the melted butter. Makes the bread crispy and not soggy.
coconut / 8234 posts
@KT326: Me too. I don't butter the bread, I melt butter in the pan. Mind is warped, I thought everyone did it my way!
hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts
@KT326: @mrsjazz: I do this too! but only cause I buy stick butter, and it's impossible to spread without shredding the bread. whoa..say that 5x fast.
nectarine / 2063 posts
@KT326: what!? Never have done this. I will have to try it next time.
hostess / wonderful apple seed / 16729 posts
@KT326: I've done that once but I find that it doesn't make the entire slice buttery and crispy. It's a little splotchy for my taste.
@sorrycharlie: Oh, I use spreadable butter or margarine when I make grilled cheese. If I didn't have spreadable butter, I guess I would resort to putting the butter in the pan first. Or, I think I put the stick of butter in the microwave so it softens it a little.
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
@KT326: @mrsjazz: Me three. I melt the butter in the pan and when it's time to flip I add more butter.
cantaloupe / 6397 posts
Both sides but I don't cover the whole inside of the bread, just a little swipe. DH only butters the outsides.
blogger / coconut / 8306 posts
Just the outside!
The real question should be, do you add pickles?
coconut / 8234 posts
@Sugar.Biscuit: I think you need a "butter the pan" option! @KT326: @Mrs. Lemon-Lime: @Mrs.Someone:
grapefruit / 4085 posts
I melt butter in the pan and the butter the top piece of bread since the bottom soaks up all the butter while toasting.
bananas / 9357 posts
@KT326: whoa never thought of doing that! lol @sorrycharlie: I leave my butter on the counter so it's nice and spreadable.
I butter the outsides only. What's also yummy is if you sprinkle some parmesan cheese on the outside bread. yum
cantaloupe / 6164 posts
@sorrycharlie: I toast the bread just a little bit first so it's crispy & warm, then butter so the stick butter melts and spreads!
Just the outside of both top & bottom!
GOLD / pomelo / 5167 posts
I voted both, but I mean the outsides (so 2)
I didn't think people actually buttered the insides. Do they really?
coconut / 8861 posts
Just the outsides. I'm tempted to do the butter the pan thing because it sounds cool.
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