It's a melt!! But that looks delicious
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Yeah something between a melt and grilled cheese. The chicharon made it extra crunchy.
There is nothing between a melt and a grilled cheese. It's one or the other. Or neither. I'm bringing this argument back.
Personally I'd lean towards grilled cheese with extra stuff in it for this sandwich. I feel like to be considered a melt it'd have to be something like a tuna melt where the cheese accompanies the tuna, and not the other way around. You think the classification is a question of volume proportions between cheese and whatever else is in it?
Smh and you didn't call it grilled cheesecharon
Missed opportunity
How was it?
Before I clicked I was expecting melted cheese between two pieces of chicharon
It was so good. The whole was greater than the sum of its parts. I also dipped it in guacamole for some extra goodness
Wots the yellow stuff?
The sourdough I used has tumeric and butterfly pea flower in the dough, so it's naturally blueish purple and yellow
Now make a grilled cheesecharon with a concha