currently I am unable to go fishing and really miss my bankside toasties you know ham n cheese or cheese and tomato etc
SOOOOO did some research for a sandwich toaster to use at home
AND according to the which report a far better bet if you have a George Forum grill is to use that
luckily I have one and tonight made one of the best toasties I have ever made
thought it was worth sharing
SOOOOO did some research for a sandwich toaster to use at home
AND according to the which report a far better bet if you have a George Forum grill is to use that
luckily I have one and tonight made one of the best toasties I have ever madethought it was worth sharing
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We bought 2 GF grills a few years ago during a Black Friday sale, they were only small but fit slices of bread on fine. Only £5 each, we have 1 at home and my son has 1 at Uni. Needless to say, he's living off cheese and ham toasties when his mum's frozen cottage pie runs out. We also do a lot of toasties on ours, because I'm a greedy sod, I manage a 3 slice ham, cheese, mushroom & fried egg club sandwich. Copes perfectly with them.
We bought 2 GF grills a few years ago during a Black Friday sale, they were only small but fit slices of bread on fine. Only £5 each, we have 1 at home and my son has 1 at Uni. Needless to say, he's living off cheese and ham toasties when his mum's frozen cottage pie runs out. We also do a lot of toasties on ours, because I'm a greedy sod, I manage a 3 slice ham, cheese, mushroom & fried egg club sandwich. Copes perfectly with them.
We bought a Large George grill for proper camping trips when using an electric hook up.
It was so good we now use it at home quite a lot.
Toasties, steaks, full English, fish etc.
Just about anything you can grill or fry will work.
It was so good we now use it at home quite a lot.
Toasties, steaks, full English, fish etc.
Just about anything you can grill or fry will work.
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Is there a shortage of oatcakes up in Stoke to b converted to a toastie
Is there a shortage of oatcakes up in Stoke to b converted to a toastie
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If you have an airfryer, also very very good toasties
If you have an airfryer, also very very good toasties
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Naah, oatcakes for breakfast, toasties for lunch.
Naah, oatcakes for breakfast, toasties for lunch.
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I use my ridgemonkey at home , the Mrs loves them
I use my ridgemonkey at home , the Mrs loves them
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What kind?? Oatcakes like biscuits or proper Staffordshire oatcakes??
What kind?? Oatcakes like biscuits or proper Staffordshire oatcakes??
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If you have a frying pan and an oven your good lol,
Two slices of bread butter one side hot pan bread in butter side down keep checking on how coloured it's getting you want it golden not black!! Pop the cheese on even distributed on both slices of bread allow to melt a little, ham on close the sandwich onto a baking tray with grease proof and into the oven for 5 mins on 180 boom done
If you have a frying pan and an oven your good lol,
Two slices of bread butter one side hot pan bread in butter side down keep checking on how coloured it's getting you want it golden not black!! Pop the cheese on even distributed on both slices of bread allow to melt a little, ham on close the sandwich onto a baking tray with grease proof and into the oven for 5 mins on 180 boom done
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Proper Stokey oatcakes.
Proper Stokey oatcakes.
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My dads from Manchester, I was brought up on them still love em to this day only Sainsbury's have them sometimes otherwise I have to make em myself, bacon eggs, sausage oatcakes and beans ahhh the memories
My dads from Manchester, I was brought up on them still love em to this day only Sainsbury's have them sometimes otherwise I have to make em myself, bacon eggs, sausage oatcakes and beans ahhh the memories
Our lass has been using the George Foreman grill for about 20 years to make "Toasties". I only got reminded about it a couple of weeks ago, again, when I slipped up and mentioned to her we do not have anything to make "Toasties" on and my ears were burning as I got a lecture on cooking.
Once again I had to listen to when I'm away for the week or month fishing how she makes all these cheese toasties etc on the GF on a night whilst watching TV, whilst I'm roughing it with the Ridgemonkey.
Perhaps someone should invent a 12 volt GF to run off a battery to level the playing field up.
Once again I had to listen to when I'm away for the week or month fishing how she makes all these cheese toasties etc on the GF on a night whilst watching TV, whilst I'm roughing it with the Ridgemonkey.
Perhaps someone should invent a 12 volt GF to run off a battery to level the playing field up.