What's your favourite toasty sandwich?

CLARKSONIOUS · 20-09-2010, 14:00

Were talking Breville here.
I'm currently into corned beef and potato with a splash of mint sauce, but need some inspiration.
So what’s your favourite?

kimindex · 20-09-2010, 14:02

Mozzarella and tomato and sometimes, mozzarella, aubergine and tomato

petral_gal · 20-09-2010, 14:09

The best thing i've ever EVER had to eat was due to a Toastie machine. Me and my friend came home drunk one night about 10 years ago, and decided to make creamy garlic mushrooms and shove them in a toastie. Amazing!! I've tried to recreate it but it's never been the same (I do indeed firmly believe alcohol was why it tasted so good, but it did).

Other than that, tuna and mozerella!

burton07 · 20-09-2010, 14:09

Ham & cheese

fonzerelli · 20-09-2010, 14:19

Salami, cheese and a splash of chilli sauce!!! Delish!!!!

Double Decker · 20-09-2010, 14:23

Ham, cheese and pineapple or mozerella, avocado tomato and basil.

analogueagent · 20-09-2010, 15:01

Ham and egg. Just crack it straight in there, and the heat just seems to steam them through. Will take you a few gos to get it so the yolk is still a bit runny, if that's how you like them though.

simonmoore · 20-09-2010, 15:44

cheese with the beans with little sausage in the tin. Yum Yum

trevvytrev21 · 20-09-2010, 15:47

Can't beat the simple classics, grilled cheese with oodles of pepper, or a tuna melt. *Salivates*

Not keen on toasty makers, makes the crusts a bit unappetising. Lightly grease a frying pan and toast the sammidge over a low on heat on either side (works better for me).

ecco66 · 20-09-2010, 15:59

Tuna mixed with a touch of mayo and carraway seeds covered with a slice of Havarti cheese.

guernseysnail · 20-09-2010, 16:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by burton07

Ham & cheese

plus red onion..finely chopped...yum yum

asunshineday · 20-09-2010, 16:02

cheese, tuna and curry sauce but in a wrap, not bread.. amazing!

dids858 · 20-09-2010, 16:26

Tuna, cheese and tommy K

Corned beef, onion and HP

Smithy1204 · 20-09-2010, 16:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by petral_gal

The best thing i've ever EVER had to eat was due to a Toastie machine. Me and my friend came home drunk one night about 10 years ago, and decided to make creamy garlic mushrooms and shove them in a toastie. Amazing!! I've tried to recreate it but it's never been the same (I do indeed firmly believe alcohol was why it tasted so good, but it did).

Other than that, tuna and mozerella!

That does sound rather amazing. I want to try it!

I usually just have tuna and cheese and ham and cheese toasties, nothing very exciting. :\

petral_gal · 20-09-2010, 16:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy1204

That does sound rather amazing. I want to try it!

I usually just have tuna and cheese and ham and cheese toasties, nothing very exciting. :\

It's even better when intoxicated

The crusts are the best bit!!!

1Greedyrosie · 20-09-2010, 17:03

Mhhhnmmm, Tuna Melt

I had a cheese and frankfurter with a thin spread of heinz chilli sauce the other day. Amazing.

Azagoth · 20-09-2010, 17:06

The classic, cheesey beans with sausages.

I've also been known to use up left-over Bolognese in them too, even better if you shave some Parmesan in there too.

rivercity_rules · 20-09-2010, 20:39

Tuna and Cheese, or Sweet Chilli Chicken, Peppers and Cheese.

A REALLY quick and amazing toastie I like though is my lazy Quesadilla's that I make in a pan, you just toast one side of a wrap for about 90 seconds, then flip it overput some cheese and onions in, keep toasting til the cheese is melting, then fold in half. Keep toasting for a minute, flip it and toast for another minute and it's ready.

It's so tasty and the wrap goes nice and crispy.

whoever,hey · 20-09-2010, 21:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by burton07

Ham & cheese

GET IN!!!

Kelly281 · 20-09-2010, 22:00

Love the classic cheese & onion. When I used to work in the pub we were quite often asked for mince toasties, which are apparently lovely. Sounds okay in theory, but think it'd be a bit soggy for me!

Much prefer a panini these days though, it has to be mozarella, pesto & tomato.

GiraffeGirl · 20-09-2010, 22:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kelly281

Love the classic cheese & onion. When I used to work in the pub we were quite often asked for mince toasties, which are apparently lovely. Sounds okay in theory, but think it'd be a bit soggy for me!

Much prefer a panini these days though, it has to be mozarella, pesto & tomato.

Had that today, yum

For a toasty, good old cheese and tomato

-Sid- · 20-09-2010, 22:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by trevvytrev21

Can't beat the simple classics, grilled cheese with oodles of pepper, or a tuna melt. *Salivates*

Not keen on toasty makers, makes the crusts a bit unappetising. Lightly grease a frying pan and toast the sammidge over a low on heat on either side (works better for me).

I agree about the crusts - they go really funny!

My favourite is cheese and tomato, with lots of black pepper. I sometimes add diced onion in there as well.

twingle · 21-09-2010, 01:58

My toastie machine (breville) went to the knackers yard from overuse but discovered the George Foreman does lovely toasties!
fav is cheese and onion.

And a question? Do you butter outside of bread or inside?

i prefer inside but know friends who do outside

surfie · 21-09-2010, 09:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by twingle

My toastie machine (breville) went to the knackers yard from overuse but discovered the George Foreman does lovely toasties!
fav is cheese and onion.

And a question? Do you butter outside of bread or inside?

i prefer inside but know friends who do outside

I use a Geroge Foreman for my Cheese, Ham and Pickle toasties.

I put the bread butterside out though as it gives a better golden look to the bread when done.

whackyracer · 21-09-2010, 09:20

Mine is parma ham, pesto, few leaves of fresh basil and mozzarella. Alternatively, I quite like a spicy potato filling that my mum makes...cheese and marmite is also pretty good.

20-09-2010, 14:00	#1
CLARKSONIOUS Inactive Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 442	What's your favourite toasty sandwich? Were talking Breville here. I'm currently into corned beef and potato with a splash of mint sauce, but need some inspiration. So what’s your favourite?

20-09-2010, 14:02	#2
kimindex Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Cornwall (ex-London) Posts: 65,312	Mozzarella and tomato and sometimes, mozzarella, aubergine and tomato

20-09-2010, 14:09	#3
petral_gal Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Doon the bottom o Scotland Posts: 1,044	The best thing i've ever EVER had to eat was due to a Toastie machine. Me and my friend came home drunk one night about 10 years ago, and decided to make creamy garlic mushrooms and shove them in a toastie. Amazing!! I've tried to recreate it but it's never been the same (I do indeed firmly believe alcohol was why it tasted so good, but it did). Other than that, tuna and mozerella!

20-09-2010, 14:09	#4
burton07 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sitting at my PC Posts: 9,434	Ham & cheese

20-09-2010, 14:19	#5
fonzerelli Guest Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 942	Salami, cheese and a splash of chilli sauce!!! Delish!!!!

20-09-2010, 14:23	#6
Double Decker Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: UK Posts: 237	Ham, cheese and pineapple or mozerella, avocado tomato and basil.

20-09-2010, 15:01	#7
analogueagent Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,562	Ham and egg. Just crack it straight in there, and the heat just seems to steam them through. Will take you a few gos to get it so the yolk is still a bit runny, if that's how you like them though.

20-09-2010, 15:44	#8
simonmoore Inactive Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Whitwell, Near Worksop Posts: 632	cheese with the beans with little sausage in the tin. Yum Yum

20-09-2010, 15:47	#9
trevvytrev21 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 15,867	Can't beat the simple classics, grilled cheese with oodles of pepper, or a tuna melt. Salivates Not keen on toasty makers, makes the crusts a bit unappetising. Lightly grease a frying pan and toast the sammidge over a low on heat on either side (works better for me).

20-09-2010, 15:59	#10
ecco66 Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: south east coast Posts: 15,717	Tuna mixed with a touch of mayo and carraway seeds covered with a slice of Havarti cheese.

20-09-2010, 16:02	#11
guernseysnail Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Guess... Posts: 18,307	Quote: Originally Posted by burton07 Ham & cheese plus red onion..finely chopped...yum yum

20-09-2010, 16:02	#12
asunshineday Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 843	cheese, tuna and curry sauce but in a wrap, not bread.. amazing!

20-09-2010, 16:26	#13
dids858 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 3,837	Tuna, cheese and tommy K Corned beef, onion and HP

20-09-2010, 16:48	#14
Smithy1204 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 3,869	Quote: Originally Posted by petral_gal The best thing i've ever EVER had to eat was due to a Toastie machine. Me and my friend came home drunk one night about 10 years ago, and decided to make creamy garlic mushrooms and shove them in a toastie. Amazing!! I've tried to recreate it but it's never been the same (I do indeed firmly believe alcohol was why it tasted so good, but it did). Other than that, tuna and mozerella! That does sound rather amazing. I want to try it! I usually just have tuna and cheese and ham and cheese toasties, nothing very exciting. :\

20-09-2010, 16:58	#15
petral_gal Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Doon the bottom o Scotland Posts: 1,044	Quote: Originally Posted by Smithy1204 That does sound rather amazing. I want to try it! I usually just have tuna and cheese and ham and cheese toasties, nothing very exciting. :\ It's even better when intoxicated The crusts are the best bit!!!

20-09-2010, 17:03	#16
1Greedyrosie Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Bristol Posts: 208	Mhhhnmmm, Tuna Melt I had a cheese and frankfurter with a thin spread of heinz chilli sauce the other day. Amazing.

20-09-2010, 17:06	#17
Azagoth Inactive Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: 47°9'S 126°43′W Posts: 9,326	The classic, cheesey beans with sausages. I've also been known to use up left-over Bolognese in them too, even better if you shave some Parmesan in there too.

20-09-2010, 20:39	#18
rivercity_rules Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 23,842	Tuna and Cheese, or Sweet Chilli Chicken, Peppers and Cheese. A REALLY quick and amazing toastie I like though is my lazy Quesadilla's that I make in a pan, you just toast one side of a wrap for about 90 seconds, then flip it overput some cheese and onions in, keep toasting til the cheese is melting, then fold in half. Keep toasting for a minute, flip it and toast for another minute and it's ready. It's so tasty and the wrap goes nice and crispy.

20-09-2010, 21:43	#19
whoever,hey Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 30,072	Quote: Originally Posted by burton07 Ham & cheese GET IN!!!

20-09-2010, 22:00	#20
Kelly281 Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 408	Love the classic cheese & onion. When I used to work in the pub we were quite often asked for mince toasties, which are apparently lovely. Sounds okay in theory, but think it'd be a bit soggy for me! Much prefer a panini these days though, it has to be mozarella, pesto & tomato.

20-09-2010, 22:06	#21
GiraffeGirl Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 13,059	Quote: Originally Posted by Kelly281 Love the classic cheese & onion. When I used to work in the pub we were quite often asked for mince toasties, which are apparently lovely. Sounds okay in theory, but think it'd be a bit soggy for me! Much prefer a panini these days though, it has to be mozarella, pesto & tomato. Had that today, yum For a toasty, good old cheese and tomato

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20-09-2010, 22:10	#22
-Sid- Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 28,896	Quote: Originally Posted by trevvytrev21 Can't beat the simple classics, grilled cheese with oodles of pepper, or a tuna melt. Salivates Not keen on toasty makers, makes the crusts a bit unappetising. Lightly grease a frying pan and toast the sammidge over a low on heat on either side (works better for me). I agree about the crusts - they go really funny! My favourite is cheese and tomato, with lots of black pepper. I sometimes add diced onion in there as well.

21-09-2010, 01:58	#23
twingle Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Glasgow Posts: 16,266	My toastie machine (breville) went to the knackers yard from overuse but discovered the George Foreman does lovely toasties! fav is cheese and onion. And a question? Do you butter outside of bread or inside? i prefer inside but know friends who do outside

21-09-2010, 09:04	#24
surfie Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 4,839	Quote: Originally Posted by twingle My toastie machine (breville) went to the knackers yard from overuse but discovered the George Foreman does lovely toasties! fav is cheese and onion. And a question? Do you butter outside of bread or inside? i prefer inside but know friends who do outside I use a Geroge Foreman for my Cheese, Ham and Pickle toasties. I put the bread butterside out though as it gives a better golden look to the bread when done.

21-09-2010, 09:20	#25
whackyracer Guest Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 13,792	Mine is parma ham, pesto, few leaves of fresh basil and mozzarella. Alternatively, I quite like a spicy potato filling that my mum makes...cheese and marmite is also pretty good.