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Wylie Dufresne's Soft-Scrambled Egg Grilled Cheese
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11 Reviews
Isabella
December 13, 2024
Delicious & fast recipe. It’s one of the best sandwiches I’ve made and it’s always loved by all. Very worth trying!!
Richard C.
July 25, 2019
We made this for dinner tonight!!..ANOTHER AWESOME FOOD52 RECIPE!!...So far...4 recipes tried...4 recipes that are keepers!!..We absolutely LOVED IT!!...Thank you so much....AGAIN!!...Our new fav cooking channel????...FOOD52!!!
Keith S.
April 8, 2019
Just took my first try. This seems the quintessence of recipes using simple ingredients: as with some Asian dishes, technique is the difference between inconsequential and earth-shattering. How salt is used--no more than indicated, but good salt and adeptly introduced--and how the eggs are curded, then softened w/ the cream cheese, the sandwich handed together and toasted in the pan...wow. I think I got about ⅔ there this maiden voyage. Having gotten a nice tub of whipped c.c., and w/ another loaf of country white ahead, I plan to practice. Remember WD50 on 60th St.? (Hey, if you're old, remember Butterfinger?)
Elaine
June 5, 2019
Hands off my Butterfinger! I think you meant to say Yellowfingers, just across the street from Bloomies. (I’m not old. More like vintage.)
Cody E.
November 19, 2018
Oh my, oh my! This is a very decadent breakfast for being so simple a recipe! I have made this both at home and camping and it has been a huge hit with family and friends! I understand what other reviewers say about "lacking" some flavor, but it was so rich and so creamy, melty oooey gooey goodness!
Clay H.
July 30, 2018
I made this as I love a good grilled cheese. I got some decent American cheese and some really good quality potato sandwich bread to make sure I wasn't playing with a deck stacked against me. I scrambled the eggs to the perfect point of doneness and not too dry, mixed in the cream cheese and began to build the sandwiches themselves. I kept checking the recipe for details and closely monitored my pan as the sandwich cooked. When the crust finally reached perfection, I pulled the sandwiches out of the pan and put them on the cutting board for a diagonal cut. Everything was perfectly melty inside. We dug in and, 'Meh.' I think some tomatoes or something was needed. It just lacked acid and variety. This was just too boring as prepared.
seeabigail
January 23, 2019
hahahaha i was waiting for the sweet release of delight at the end of this but all i got was a mediocre meh!
Victoria C.
July 4, 2018
I usually make recipes the exact way the first time, but this time I know I'm going to adapt it right out of the box. I make my own bread from Jim Lahey's original recipe, upped to 600 grams of flour, baked in the new Emile Henry Long Loaf, which gives me a great loaf, not round, of bread with a serious crust. So I will make cheese toast with my own bread and American cheese (I use Kraft deli slices, not singles) and then add the just cooked eggs.
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