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How would I go about melting cheese on bread without necessarily toasting the bread itself?

I have these yeast rolls that I think would taste delicious if they were filled with melted cheese, but I don't exactly what to toast them till they're crunchy.

What should I do? Should I just layer some shredded cheese between the rolls' bottom and top and throw that sandwich onto a pan with some water in the pan to steam? If so, should I have the pan on a higher or lower temp? Give me your tips.

>> No.8801614

>>8801584
microwave. alternately, put the cheese on a pan on low heat and take it out with a spatula once you think it's ready. this is more of an IQ test than a cooking question anon. that or a low quality meme. i'll just assume you're slightly retarded

>> No.8801627

>>8801614
>microwave
Eh...

>put cheese in the pan
Nice idea, but I do actually want to toast the rolls *a little*. Like a hard top and chewy inside.

>> No.8803470

Put some butter in a skillet and melt the cheese in there. You can set the buns to the side of the cheese and let them brown for a bit.

>> No.8803478

Just get a heat gun from the hardware store, they're like 30 dollars

>> No.8803492

>>8801584
Flambya it.

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>> No.8803513

This is one time Alton's retarded DURRHURR WHERE'S THE GRILL IN GRILLED CHEESE video might actually come in handy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RllWJUvrxEY

>>8803506
You could probably do raclette in a regular oven that has a broil setting, but this requires buying a whole damn cheese wheel.

>> No.8803542

>>8801584
Microwave the cheese in a ceramic bowl for 30 to 40 seconds.