/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.19695662]

For me? It's the patty melt. The best grilled cheese sandwich

[Anonymous No.19695690]

>>19695662
it's not a grilled cheese sandwich it's a burger

[Anonymous No.19695709]

>>19695662
>>19695690
shameless schizo samefag trying to revive his embarassing thread by disagreeing with himself
sad. have a pity (you)

[Anonymous No.19695711]

>>19695690
No. The two bread slices instead of a burger bun is why this is more like a grilled cheese than a burger.

[Anonymous No.19695724]

>>19695711
no

[Anonymous No.19695839]

>>19695662
>>19695690
lmao samefag who has to reply to himself. have a (you) and go kill yourself kthx.

[Anonymous No.19695919]

>>19695662
It's real good!

[Anonymous No.19696079]

>>19695662
I like to scream clots at my elderly Jewish neighbours who got vaxxed.

[Anonymous No.19696191]

This is a melt not a grilled cheese you fucking penis

[Anonymous No.19696196]

>>19695662
Patty melt is a specialty burger before it's a specialty grilled cheese. Nice try though.

[Anonymous No.19696207]

I think you can dismiss this on the technicality that you couldn't possibly fully cook the burger within the bread. A grilled cheese is made simply with a single pan. The cheese is melted inside without direct contact to the heating surface. This disqualifies the patty melt from inclusion in the pantheon of grilled cheese sandwiches.

[Anonymous No.19696214]

>>19696196
/thread

[Anonymous No.19696263]

>>19695711
I'm convinced

[Anonymous No.19696273]

>>19695709
>>19695711
>>19696263
No, a bun doesn't make it a burger, a ground meat patty makes it a burger
The patty melt is a celebrated burger especially with sauteed mushrooms and onions

[Anonymous No.19696281]

is a sloppy joe a sandwich or a burger? if its a sandwich then so is a patty melt. if it's a burger then patties don't matter just ingredients, in which case the patty melt is more grilled cheese than burger

[Anonymous No.19696299]

>>19696207
Does a flat top griddle count as a single pan?

[Anonymous No.19696300]

>>19696281
A sloppy joe is a variant of the loose meat sandwich and that doesn't make the patty melt a sandwich since it's not loose meat

[Anonymous No.19696303]

>>19696300
I’ll loosen your meat

[Anonymous No.19696307]

>>19696300
what's the meat connected to, other than cheese and grilled bread? if sandwiches can have sub-classes why can't grilled cheese have them too?

[Anonymous No.19696312]

I'm open minded and consider any sandwich with pan grilled bred and a melted slice of american cheese to be a grilled cheese. Those meme grilled cheese sandwiches with all the different kinds of cheese are a straight up JOKE though.

[Anonymous No.19696315]

>>19695662
Why banned

[Anonymous No.19696317]

>>19696312
You don’t like mixed cheese?

[Anonymous No.19696335]

>>19696273
If you add mushrooms you should add swiss and then it isn't a patty melt anymore but a mushroom and Swiss burger.

[Anonymous No.19696392]

>>19695662
I just had two texas bacon patty melts from Waffle House, shit was da bomb

[Anonymous No.19696733]

You are all faggots.

[Anonymous No.19696746]

>>19696207
>A grilled cheese is made simply with a single pan.
Okay...
>heat up pan
>cook beef patty on it
>pour off grease
>place patty and cheese between buttered bread
>use the same pan to brown the bread and melt the cheese
Now what?

[Anonymous No.19696758]

>>19696746
rekt

[Anonymous No.19696765]

>>19695662
>The best grilled cheese sandwich
>pic rel
That said, The patty melt, Or Frisco melt, as it's sometimes referred to is how I test how good an independent diner...
Or used to.
I Don't eat at restaurants anymore. I worked in those places for too long, and know how pozzed most of it is.

[Anonymous No.19696773]

>>19696299
>checked
I really think that Anon meant 1 step/1 pan.
the burger has to be cooked in a separate step.

[Anonymous No.19696781]

>>19696300
your MOM gave me a loose meat sandwich.

[Anonymous No.19696782]

>>19696773
So he concedes that it is indeed a sandwich.

[Anonymous No.19696794]

>>19696782
Maybe...I can't speak for him, but Burgers are sandwiches anyway.
The original Earl of Samdwich just put roasted meat on bread so he could gamble.
While there may be a difference between a Mushroom Swiss burger, and the same thing served on toast, the really aren't to different--
You'd have to redefine it every time you switched bread delivery systems.
>Ciabatta bread
>Brioche bun
>English Bap
>Sesame vs. plain, or even WECK
I dunno...seems trivial.

[Anonymous No.19696798]

>>19696765
how can restaurant food be pozzed anon
enlighten me

[Anonymous No.19696803]

>>19696798
A promiscuous homosexual either bleeds or cums on it.

[Anonymous No.19696810]

>>19696803
all of the chefs I've known are family men with wives and children
i think this may be a disingenuous answer

[Anonymous No.19696821]

>>19696798
SYSCO and GFS
Cheap shitty ingredients make cheap shitty foods.
1 and 1+ Michelin star are different, as are many dedicated restaurants that only use local or high quality ingredients, but I worked in restaurants until I started to hate to cook... Then got out.
I can make any kind of food I want. That said, I'm really not interested in the "haute Cuisine" fads, just classic, quality foods.
>>19696803
And then there's THAT.
https://youtu.be/okNc-9Txjdk
*Remember: We live in a LOW TRUST society nao.

[Anonymous No.19696822]

>>19696794
>Burgers are sandwiches anyway
Stopped reading there

[Anonymous No.19696827]

>>19696822
>Chegged
OH SHIDD!!
WE HAVE A PURIST!!
*To Truly Hawk a loogie...One must withdraw the Phlegm from the SOUL.

[Anonymous No.19696876]

>>19696821
ah yeah
back in college my frat had a chef that got his foon from gordon
he said he'd source his own food for a small pay bump and the food went from tolerable to delicious immediately

[Anonymous No.19696883]

>>19696876
Truly.
the not so secret "secret" of most good chefs is simple.
Real, Clean food, prepared with technical skill.
That's IT.

[Anonymous No.19696898]

haven't had a good patty melt but they seem awesome in concept. nothing has reached my expectations of a good burger, good cheese, good bread, and an acceptable amount of grease.
also if there's meat on a cheese sandwich it's not a grilled cheese. meat is a main ingredient, cheese is secondary, vegetables are tertiary. if you ever ate a bread and butter sandwich, that was ...some sort of unimaginable fourth-quaduary sandwich

[Anonymous No.19696942]

>>19696898
proper grilled cheese doesn't have bread

[Anonymous No.19697955]

>>19695662
How do I cook a burger on the stove without making enough steam to rape my smoke alarm?

[Anonymous No.19697992]

>>19697955
Turn on your oven hood fan and lower the temperature a bit.

[Anonymous No.19697997]

>>19695662
I wish people understood how much of this board culture is the mental discharge from a bunch of lonely alcoholics. I'm the reason this discourse exists.

[Anonymous No.19698026]

>>19695662
>44 replies
>not one mention that OPs patty melt isnt on rye and therefore not a patty melt at all
what did /ck/ mean by this?

[Anonymous No.19698031]

>>19698026
Patty melts are better on sourdough

[Anonymous No.19698043]

>>19698031
Well that's still a petty melt, but isn't it technically called a Frisco melt?

[Anonymous No.19698045]

>>19698043
No, the frisco melt has frisco sauce on it, and is a specific thing from Steak n Shake. Ideal patty melt (for me) is basically the Frisco Melt but with grilled or caramelized onions

[Anonymous No.19698050]

>>19695711
I ran out of bread and ate a PBJ the other night on a hamburger bun, does that make it a burger?

[Anonymous No.19698063]

>>19698050
Thirdie ESLs always seem to think burgers are called that because of the buns and I've never figured out why.

[Anonymous No.19698065]

>>19698050
yeah. this is a ham burger
>>19698063
It's actually Australians who do it the most. I hate them.

[Anonymous No.19698172]

>>19698031
1. thats your opinion
2. still dont make it right
fuck off with your sonic patty melt, u got a rt 44 cherrylime with that too there pardner?