I never thought it strange, but we were talking about restaurants last week. There was an American Grilled Cheese Kitchen locally that closed last week. I thought it was a concept problem, but a friend with the county revealed that they had many health code violations and fines. Talking about grilled cheese, I mentioned that my favorite would always be gouda and cheddar, with bacon, pickles, and peanut butter, on sourdough. Everyone looked at me like I was eating mayonnaise straight from the jar. (I've also tried using mayo instead of butter on the outside of the bread, but did not prefer the results.)
I’ve heard about using Mayo in place of butter for grilled cheese but so far haven’t tried it
BTW, since I’ve moved “south”, the local Kroger store has Duke’s mayonnaise which I never tried before - according the internet, one should never buy any other brand Duke’s.
As I understand it, the rationale for using mayo is that it is mostly eggs and oil, nearly a Monte Cristo or French Toast finish instead of the buttery grill. Also, mayo is easier to spread straight from the fridge and does not need to soften like butter. In addition to lacking the richness of butter, a mayo spread will not grill properly if it is stuck up in one of the holes in the bread. One bite of ungrilled mayo can throw off the whole sandwich.
Mayo on French fries is a general European thing that I've picked up in my travels. Or 50:50 ketchup:mayo.
Most European ketchup is weird, like bad tomato salsa.
My dad once yelled at my sister and I for putting bacon bits on our spaghetti, but fucking A it was awesome. And this was in the days before bacon-on-anything became a meme.
When you’re cooking, you don’t always NEED to use specifically oil or butter, etc, so I use Mayo a lot bc it offers a different flavor. My sister and I call it “fancy sauce.” Lol.
I like to break saltines into my spaghetti, like you would into soup.
[“at the Olive Garden” is implied to follow this sentence ^^].
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BTW, since I’ve moved “south”, the local Kroger store has Duke’s mayonnaise which I never tried before - according the internet, one should never buy any other brand Duke’s.
Haven’t opened the jar - but am anxious to try
As far as weird combos...
I like making quesadillas with leftover Chinese food.
Mustard on egg rolls
https://youtu.be/fLIcFP0J5TY
Most European ketchup is weird, like bad tomato salsa.
My dad once yelled at my sister and I for putting bacon bits on our spaghetti, but fucking A it was awesome. And this was in the days before bacon-on-anything became a meme.
Not a fan of marinara
Cold pizza is good.
I like to break saltines into my spaghetti, like you would into soup.
[“at the Olive Garden” is implied to follow this sentence ^^].