BAKED GRILLED CHEESE WITH ROASTED TOMATOES
I’m not sure if this is a healthier version of a grilled cheese, but they tasted wonderful. It’s really more of a cheese toast. Here are the directions.
You will need:
Sliced whole grain bread
Muenster Cheese slices
Cheddar Cheese slices
Roma tomatoes
First, slice the roma tomatoes, and place on a foil lined baking sheet. (I use foil to make the clean up easier) Brush tomato slices with olive oil, and season with kosher salt and fresh ground pepper. Bake in pre-heated 325 degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes. They should look like this…
Next, toast bread in toaster just until crispy. Place toasted bread on a new baking sheet, and top heavily with roasted tomatoes.
In the meantime, turn your oven to broil. Preferably to low broil if your oven has that setting. Top toast with a slice of muenster cheese, then a slice of cheddar cheese.
Place toast slices back in the oven. If you don’t have a low broiler setting, watch them closely, and when cheese is brown and bubbly, they are done. If you do have a low broiler, let the toast get good and hot on low, then turn broiler to high for the last minute so cheese gets nice and bubbly.
I served my sandwiches with baked sweet potatoes fries, but they were terrible!! If anyone has a good sweet baked sweet potato fry recipe, please send it to me!! Mine are always mushy.
Everyone have a great weekend!
Related posts:
- MUSHROOM TOAST
- TOMATO, ONION, and GOAT CHEESE SANDWICHES
- CARROT AND WALNUT CAKE WITH CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
- MACARONI AND CHEESE
- CAROLS BANANA BREAD
More inspiration from Atlantis Home:
- Comments (17)
- Filed Under Uncategorized
- Posted at 3:26pm
-
que rico!! laumassaferro.blogspot.com
Looks delicious!!
Please send me the sweet potato fries recipe to me too!! I never get them right either!
http://www.milegonzalez.com
They seem wonderful! A sort of ‘bruschette’, the Italian name of grilled slices of grain bread and tomatoes, basil, garlic, and extra virgin oil, usually tomatoes are raw. This is a very delicious change!
http://verychiclist.blogspot.com/
Delicious post
Thanks for sharing this.
I will definitely try to prepare it!
Have a wonderful weekend as well!
xx
I’m trying this at the moment, I’m on my halfway roasting the tomatoes… so excited to eat it! Thanks for sharing Judy, you’re the best!
OMG that looks amazing! And so simple!
I am definately going to try this on Sunday afternoon!
xo thefashionguitar
i just made these for the first time…i used very little oil and broiled them for a minute or so when i was done baking them ro make them crispier.
Love love love your beautiful food posts! Grilled cheese is hands down one of my fave foods, along with mushrooms…so I was very excited to see your mushroom toast! We lost many of our plants to winter too, I hope that replanting helped replace your loss!
Ingrid
http://sewchique.blogspot.com/
mmm…it looks delicious !! thanks for sharing.
I tried it, and it was great! thanks for sharing it!
here is my version:
http://milegonzalez.wordpress.com/2011/03/20/open-grilled-cheese-sandwich/
YUM ! Looks amazing
xxLily
goldandgray.blogspot.com
Thanks for sharing. It looks like a wonderful idea for a supper.
I love sweet potato fries and I always make them..here is one way you can make them
http://contessalaville.blogspot.com/2011/02/mozzarella-stuffed-bison-burger-with.html
Joy the baker has just posted a recipe about sweet potaoe fries. She uses egg white – maybe thaat will help crisp them up? Here’s the link http://www.joythebaker.com/blog/2011/03/baked-curry-sweet-potato-fries/#more-4868
Both look very tasty : )
Thanks for the great recipes! To make yam fries, I cut the yams into pieces (rounds or fry-like long pieces), toss them in olive oil and a bit of salt or cajun spice, and then the trick is to bake them on a cookie sheet so the heat can hit them from bottom and top. I cook them at around 200 celcius for about 15 minutes, and then flip them and cook another 5.
Don’t be tempted to parboil first for faster cooking time because that definitely makes them soggy!
I just ate and I’m hungry all over again…delicious! will def be trying this this weekend, thank you for sharring!
I’ve tried just about every sweet potato fry recipe and they always end up a bit mushy
Now I cut them up, toss them with olive oil and salt and pepper then roll them in panko before baking. The panko gives it a bit of crunch to counteract the sweet potato texture. Even my 3 year old approves (and helps cook!)