Freeze assembled but uncooked sandwiches between sheets of parchment Once ready to eat thaw overnight in fridge and grill from chilled They keep perfectly and make quick after-school snacks or midnight cravings

Serve these melts straight from the skillet for maximum enjoyment. Each bite is crunchy, cheesy, and utterly satisfying.
Recipe FAQs
- → What bread works best for this melt?
- Thick-cut brioche or Texas toast provide a sturdy, buttery base that crisps beautifully and holds the fillings well.
- → Can I use different cheeses?
- Yes, mix and match favorite cheeses like Swiss, Gouda, or mozzarella for unique flavors and textures.
- → How do I achieve melty cheese?
- Allow cheese slices to come to room temperature before assembling and cook on medium-low heat for best melting.
- → Are there recommended toppings?
- Add sliced jalapeños for spice or caramelized onions for sweetness to elevate the flavor profile.
- → What’s the best way to cook bacon for this?
- Bake bacon in the oven at 400°F until crispy for less mess and uniform texture.
- → How do I prevent soggy bread?
- Generous buttering and medium-low heat create a crispy exterior without absorbing excess moisture.
