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Egg is "fried" and Cheese Sandwich is "grilled". What is the difference??

>> No.11823077
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the cheese sandwich is just grilled with the surface on both sides cooked, usually using a special purpose grill

the egg sandwich has the eggs fried and then the whole thing is grilled

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>>11823071
Die shill
https://derpibooru.org/625507

>> No.11823084

The difference is one is egg and the other is cheese sandwich. Hope this helped OP

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>>11823071
Yummy!

>> No.11823095

Grilled cheeses are "grilled" on a flat-top, at lower temperature so the cheese doesn't burn before the bread toasts.

Eggs are fried at higher temps because it's preferential for the eggs to have uncooked centers unless you're a freak.

In before Bongs who will actually grill bread. And probably try to put it between more bread.

>> No.11823213

i call it toasted cheese not grilled cheese

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die

>> No.11824096

>>11823071
>>11823082
>>11824084
samefag

>> No.11824107

>>11823095
>In before Bongs who will actually grill bread.
When we make cheese on toast we use a broiler which we call a ‘grill’ so yes we do actually grill bread.

>> No.11824111

>>11823095
Opposite for me, I don't like to let the cheese in grilled cheese completely melt, but just let it get warm to retain some of the texture, and I use medium heat for that. But I do eggs at a lower temp because I like the white fully cooked, and if you do it at anything over medium-high the white gets browned and chewy on the edges, which I hate.

>> No.11824115

>>11824111
>and if you do it at anything over medium-high
medium-low*

>> No.11824144

>>11824107
I was like you once. Now I use a frying pan or (if I'm at my parents' place) a dedicated sandwich toaster. Never going back.

>> No.11824165

>>11823071
I don't eat that shit cause its always made with American "Cheese"

>> No.11824175

>>11823071
I like to imagine that peeling apart Simply Sara's legs would have similar effect to this.

>> No.11824178 [DELETED] 

>>11824175
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--FXHfD9sgw

>> No.11824182 [DELETED] 

>>11824178

>> No.11824237

>>11823071
Griddled cheese sandwich sounds like shit. Also, having worked a flat-top griddle, a fuck ton of 70 IQ retards call it a flat-top grill, so there you have it. I think combine that with the American tradition of leaving “sandwich” off of the end (I’ll have the club, reuben, cuban, pattie melt, etc) and you end up with “grilled cheese”. Also I think a contributing factor is actually grilled would be a huge upgrade in terms of skill and flavor.

>> No.11824244

>>11824165
Really? A “griddled melted cheese sandwich” with bread you make and a few contrasting types of quality melty cheese is fucking heaven in winter, especially with some quality pickles, olives, hot sauces, tomato sauces/soups, etc. Seems kinda like you’re a faggot and you’d prefer everyone else settle for congealed orange mayo slices like you have instead of real cheese.

>> No.11824273

>>11824237
"Grilling" in the UK is putting something under the exposed heating elements you get at the top of your oven. I think this can be referred to as a "salamander" in a professional kitchen. A grilled cheese sandwich could be referred to as a fried cheese sandwich here if you're doing it in.a pan.

Can a burger explain wtf "broiling" is?

>> No.11824309

>>11824273
So then UK grilling is US broiling, although in the US the location can vary. You have two choices— just under the top burner (as you note) or just under the bottom burner— many burger ovens have a basement level that allow you to get under the bottom heating element.

Broiling in burgerland is typically 500 degrees plus, there is a special MAX/BROIL setting on the stove, and on the nice units you can choose upper or lower.

>> No.11824318

>>11824309
Taken 31 years to get an explanation on broiling. Thanks, my life is now complete.

>> No.11824319

>>11824318
Do you not watch any cooking shows?

>> No.11824345

>>11824319
Cmon give him a break.

>>11824309
US grilling is generally limited to cooking over an open flame (or direct heat source). Meaning more char. US broiling is generally limited to cooking under an open flame (or direct heat source). Meanng less char but still some present.

A key advantage of broil is it’s less likely to light up a grease fire on Christmas when Mom’s over due to the fact that the oil/grease don’t fall onto a 500 degree flame. Glad to help.

>> No.11824366

To fry is to cook in hot oil, either shallow in a frying pan, such as fried egg or deep fried as in fish and chips so the food is in direct contact with the heat source.
To grill is to cook under the heat of an exposed heat source but without direct contact; that would lead to burning. However it's possible to "fry" and grill on a hot surface without oil. To grill is also to closely question someone, just before they get fried in a electric chair!!!!.

>> No.11824373

>>11824345
i once lit a pan of monkfish on fire by stupidly closing the grill door on my oven (by that i mean broiler). i saw smoke whirling around inside the glass door and opened it up and got legit backdraft blasting into my face and the whole pan erupted into a 2 metre high flame. it was the best monkfish i ever made, put it in a goan curry

>> No.11824412

>>11824373
That’s awesome.

>> No.11824502

>>11823082
Based, didn’t know Lee hunted out in /ck/

>> No.11824505
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>>11823071
Why do you drive on the parkway and park on the driveway?

>> No.11824520

>>11824505
I don’t have a car.
Not sure why you think it’s relevant.

>> No.11824820

I hate you stupid, stupid people.

>> No.11824852

>>11824373
as opposed to illegitimate backdraft?
dumbass

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>>11823071
Die shill
https://derpibooru.org/625507

>> No.11826650

>>11826539
based super autist

>> No.11826714 [DELETED] 

>>11826539
105555172

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>>11826714
How does this make you the better person?
STOP HARASSING ME.

>> No.11827018

>>11824273
Not going to google it but yeah we had a salamander as an independent "broiler" in my last kitchen, hooked up above the range. It was fantastic and worked for all sorts of purposes as it was open and on all the time.

Broiling in America usually refers to heating from a very hot above element, though people with culinary training understand that some people were taught weird things like "pan-broiling" (essentially dry, hot heat through the bottom of a pan).

>> No.11828054

>>11824852
As opposed to a hyperbolic statement

>> No.11828084 [DELETED] 

>>11826937
448555878

>> No.11828099

>>11824505
Because we want to keep foreigners confused so they don't move here

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>>11828084
STOP FUCKING HARASSING ME

>> No.11828125

>>11824144
>Sandwich toaster
Complete waste of money, just use a foreman grill that can grill multiple foods

>> No.11828193

>>11824505
You walk to a driveway to drive. It's the way you go to drive. Parkways are based on the scenic kind of park, not parking a car.

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>>11823071
FUCK OFF ALTON, YOU KNOW WHAT A COMMERCIAL GRILL LOOKS LIKE YOU STUPID PIECE OF SHIT.
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A THROWAWAY JOKE AND YOU BASED A WHOLE FUCKING EPISODE OF GOOD EATS ON IT.
FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU

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die

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die

>> No.11831778

>>11828125
My foreman doesn't create two nice little triangle bread pouches that hold in my gooey motz and tomats tho.

>> No.11831826

>>11824505
>>>11823071 (OP)
>Why do you drive on the parkway and park on the driveway?
Steven Wright appropo.

The answer to OP isn't to understand the differences in cultural uses of broiling, grilling, toasting, using a salamander or broiler elements, or cooking outside over a grate to grill or whatever, it's that you fry in oil. Why someone think shallow frying is the same thing as grilling some bread is asinine.
You aren't making a grilled cheese in the shimmering even layer of frying oil. You're literally using the human equivalent to PAM, a thin brush of butter on the bread to crisp it up, or a quick pat and smear in the place you lay your bread in the pan. The heat is also a difference. People who cook grilled cheese above medium heat are newbs who don't like their bread toasted, but burned and floppy.

>> No.11831836

>>11831826
>human equivalent
If butter is human and PAM isn’t, what is PAM?

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>>11831826
>using anything less than 1/2 a sick of butter for your grilled cheese.
>mfw

>> No.11831866

>butter both sides
>stick in convection oven
>set to 345 F, just below the smoke point of butter, 10 minutes, convection fan on, leave sandwich in oven for preheat time
>perfectly brown and crispy but not burnt bread, every fucking time
>perfectly melted cheese, every fucking time

>> No.11831873

>>11831836
Sorry, I meant to say the human equivalent to SPRAYING some PAM. My bad.

>> No.11831964

I saute my eggs.

>> No.11832332

>>11830048
>>11831542
2572805

>> No.11832347

>>11828485
> WHOLE FUCKING EPISODE OF GOOD EATS ON IT.
I'm pretty sure it was only a single youtube video

>> No.11832466

>>11832332
STOP FUCKING HARASSING ME

>> No.11832622

>>11832466
Do you see how nobody replied to the thread? You're they only one who still cares about MLP shit.

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>>11832622
And yet you still cared enough to post it.
Your life literally revolves around harassing people who don't like it.
How is that supposed to be a demonstration of a life to lead?

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>>11832671
448836003

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>>11832830
You REALLY like to delude yourself into believing you have the upper hand, yet you can't even make decent on-topic replies that contribute to constructive discussion.
And you think you're better than other people.

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>>11824366
checked

>> No.11833067

what the fuck are you doing on /ck/ Lee

>> No.11833197

>>11823071
the sandwich is also fried, grilled is a misnomer.

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>>11823071

Where I come from we call them

> "Toasted Cheese".

>> No.11833262

>>11823071
You fry with oil grill with butter

>> No.11833264

The cheese is grilled because it doesn't make direct contact with the skillet, so the bread acts as the grill.

>> No.11833269

>>11824165
You don't cook your own food, why am I not surprised.

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>>11832862
>He complains about on topic posts.
>While spamming horsefucker images on a thread about grilled cheese sandwiches on a board for cooking.

>> No.11833293

>>11823071
The only person to try to grill an egg was Jack.

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>> No.11834795

>>11833281
You’re a pretty blatant newfag.