Toasties

[anonymous-user]

Countdown said:

jas xjr said:

Cheese and branston pickle is my favourite. Keema ( curried minced lamb) with homemade mint chutney. Might have to have some tomorrow

I have the keema one How much oil does your Mrs use in the keema? In the "perfect keema toastie" it soaks into the bread so you effectively get a fried bread keema toastie

Two delicious triangles of Insta-heart attack

Recipe please...

[anonymous-user]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Breville-VST025-Sandwich-P...

[Shaw Tarse]

bulldong said:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Breville-VST025-Sandwich-P...

For me, that's not a toastie!

[pmanson]

Shaw Tarse said:

bulldong said:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Breville-VST025-Sandwich-P...

For me, that's not a toastie!

Agreed, it needs to seal the cheese in!

[anonymous-user]

pmanson said:

Shaw Tarse said:

bulldong said:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Breville-VST025-Sandwich-P...

For me, that's not a toastie!

Agreed, it needs to seal the cheese in!

They do? You just Have to push down hard I don't like the ones which split the bread. Always end up too soggy

[brad40]

Mm.....it's got technical, as the OP do I get to decide?

A toaste has molten hot stuff inside with compressed bread around the edge(crust).

I thought anything else is a panini.

[pmanson]

I'm with you Brad

[jas xjr]

OpulentBob said:

Countdown said:

jas xjr said:

Cheese and branston pickle is my favourite. Keema ( curried minced lamb) with homemade mint chutney. Might have to have some tomorrow

I have the keema one How much oil does your Mrs use in the keema? In the "perfect keema toastie" it soaks into the bread so you effectively get a fried bread keema toastie

Two delicious triangles of Insta-heart attack

Recipe please...

Lamb mince is very fatty anyway so a little ghee or butter. We try not to use oil in our cooking of curries. Preferring to cut fat in other ways,eg no butter on my sarnies .