Author Notes
I love a good camp memory—and I’ll take any chance to relive it. Summer camp-worthy grilled cheese gets updated with labneh, za'atar, and thick, seedy wheat bread. I dunked mine in Progresso's Hearty Tomato Soup, but any thick tomato soup would do the trick. —molly yeh
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Ingredients
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Olive oil
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4
thick slices seedy wheat bread
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2 ounces
shaved white Cheddar
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2 ounces
shaved Parmesan
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1/4 cup
labneh or plain full-fat Greek yogurt
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Za'atar
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Sumac
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Tomato soup, for serving
Directions
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Heat a thin layer of olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Toast the bread slices on one side until lightly browned and then flip them over. Top two slices with cheddar and two slices with parmesan and then spread two of the slices with the labneh and sprinkle with a pinch of za’atar and sumac. Carefully sandwich them together, cover with a lid, and cook until the bottom is toasted. Flip, cover, and cook until the bottom is toasted and the parmesan and cheddar are melted. Transfer to a plate, cut diagonally, and serve with tomato soup.
molly yeh recently moved from brooklyn to a farm outside of grand forks, north dakota, where her husband is a fifth generation farmer. she writes the blog my name is yeh.
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