#garlic cheese sandwich

[lustingfood]

Garlic Bread Grilled Cheese (x)

#food #garlic bread #garlic bread grilled cheese #grilled cheese #melt #sandwich #cheese #gif #food gif #gifset #mine

[fattributes]

Buttermilk Fried Chicken Burgers with Garlic Mayo

#food #recipe #lunch #chicken burger #burger #chicken #fried chicken #sandwich #buttermilk #lettuce #tomatoes #cheese #onions #fries #garlic #mayonnaise

[foodfuck]

spinach and artichoke pita grilled cheese · half baked harvest

#spinach and artichoke pita grilled cheese #spinach #pita grilled cheese #artichoke #pita bread #bread #pita #artichokes #gouda #fontina #cheese #parmesan #garlic #basil #pepper flakes #pitas #butter #honey #food #sandwich #vegetarian #this

[fatty-food]

Pesto Mozzarella Grilled Cheese and Roast Tomato Soup (via Instagram)

#food #food porn #mozzarella #grilled cheese #sandwich #melt #pesto #tomato soup #roasted garlic

[d-essert]

The MOST DELICIOUS foodie blog!

#food #fast food #foodie #food porn #delicious #Burger #cheese #cheeseburger #mac & cheese #pasta #pizza #cheesy #cheese pull #Aesthetic #fries #french fries #chips #sauce #sandwich #garlic bread #butter #american #mozzarella #melt #fat #lunch #mcdonalds

[scoutingthetrooper]

#food #delicious #tasty #lunch #dinner #grilled cheese #sandwich #cheese #cheesy #ham and cheese #ham #meat #bread #garlic #garlic bread #1k

[brattylikestoeat]

#chicken Parma sandwich #focaccia need #bread #chicken #chicken parm #meat #garlic #tomato #cheese #brattylikestoeat #food #foodlr #food blog #video #foodie #cooking stim #stim cooking #savory stim #yummy #foodgasm #foodporn #tiktok food #tiktok

[morethansalad]

Vegan Grilled Cheese Pita with Hot Agave “Honey”

#vegan #appetizer #lunch #sandwiches #grilled cheese #pita #vegan cheese #hot honey #agave nectar #chili #nigella seeds #vegan butter #thyme #vegan parmesan #vegan yogurt #garlic #pickles

[coffeeandfood]

PEPPERONI PIZZA GRILLED CHEESE

Pepperoni Pizza Grilled Cheese is stuffed with mozzarella, pepperoni sandwiched between two pieces of buttery garlic toast.

𝗠𝗲𝗮𝘁

18 slices Pepperoni

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗲

1/4 tsp Garlic powder

1/4 tsp Parsley, fresh or dried

𝗕𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 & 𝗦𝗽𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀

1/4 tsp Italian seasoning

1/8 tsp Salt

𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 & 𝗕𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗱𝘀

4 slices Sara lee artesano bread

𝗗𝗮𝗶𝗿𝘆

4 tbsp Butter, unsalted

4 slices Mozzarella cheese

#brunch #lunch #grilled cheese #pepperoni pizza #pizzalover #pepperoni #mozzarella cheese #garlic toast #sandwich #food #foodie #yummy

[fattributes]

Easy Philly Cheesesteak Sliders

#food #recipe #appetizer #dinner #sliders #sandwich #cheesesteak #beef #cheese #peppers #bell pepper #onions #mushrooms #garlic #baking

[hwaitham]

dis morning i hav discovered da deliciousness dat is a spinach + feta cheese grilled sandwich . . ໒꒰ྀི*´﹃`* ꒱ྀིა

#𓈒 ۫ 𝓹𝓾𝓹𝓹𝓲𝓮 𐂯 𝓹𝓻𝓪𝓽𝓽𝓵𝓮𝓼 ₊⠀ೀ #is sooo yummie u guys ! ! n just as easy n quick to make :3 #first saute some minced garlic n spinach in olive oil . then remove from heat #add a teensie bit of salt + black pepper + ( crushed chili if u wan some spice ! ) n mix dat all up wif some crumbled feta #n then ! butter one side of two slices of bread . lay down some mozza cheese on one piece of bread #n add da spinach ﾉ feta mix on top . close up da sandwich #n grill on da pan — buttery side down ! flip n grill again til boff sides are nice n brown n cwispy #n voilaaaa ♡ yummies n healthies ! ! #i could eat dis 4 every meal i fink . . . it is Dat good ! #da cheese is so melty n stringy hehe

[oncillaphoenix]

sometimes you see someone declare something as "almost no extra spoons!" and it is very obvious that they are Not a spoonie.

#'ok so step one is take some garlic and crush it with a knife' buddy that's at least four spoons right there. #if i do that i'm not making it back to my chair. #putting spoon theory up on the shelf until the ableds understand that there is no way 'grilled cheese sandwich with seven extra steps' can #possibly be considered a 'low spoons recipe' when some of us are operating on so few daily spoons that slicing cheese is usually too much. #curseposting #salty jungle cat noises

[d-essert]

The MOST DELICIOUS foodie blog!

#food #fast food #foodie #food porn #delicious #Burger #cheese #cheeseburger #mac & cheese #pasta #pizza #cheesy #cheese pull #Aesthetic #fries #french fries #chips #sauce #sandwich #garlic bread #butter #american #mozzarella #melt #fat #lunch #mcdonalds

[scoutingthetrooper]

pizza grilled cheese

#food #delicious #tasty #lunch #dinner #recipe #grilled cheese #cheese #cheesy #pizza #sandwich #meat #pepperoni #garlic

[rabbitcruiser]

National French Fries Day

French fries are a staple of fast food restaurants and diners, often being paired with hamburgers and cheeseburgers. A simple food consisting of potatoes—and maybe some salt—they are one of the most popular side dishes in the world. They are celebrated today by being made at home or eaten at restaurants.

French fries were most likely invented in Belgium, not France, but potatoes are native to South America. In 1537, Spanish explorer Jiménez de Quesada found them in a village in Colombia. They were soon brought to Spain, and became known as “truffles.” They were small and bitter at the time, but better versions were soon cultivated. There was some resistance to potatoes in Europe, but they eventually caught on.

By most accounts, French fries were created in Belgium in the late seventeenth century, in the valley of the Meuse River, between Dinant and Liège. It was here that small fried fish were often eaten. When the weather was especially harsh, the river froze to a thickness that made it difficult to catch fish. It was then that potatoes began being cut in long strips similar to fish and were fried in their place. This story is aided in that Spain controlled some of Belgium at the time, and it was Spain who had introduced potatoes to the continent. Some believe that French fries weren’t created in Belgium until the eighteenth century.

Another theory posits that French fries were indeed created in France, but most believe this was after the Belgians had already invented them. Antoine-Augustin Parmentier was taken captive during the Seven Years’ War (1756-1763) and had been given potatoes while in prison in Prussia. Although potatoes had long been used as hog feed in France and had been thought to cause disease, even being banned in 1748 because of a belief that they caused leprosy, Parmentier found them to be an enjoyable and healthy food.

After getting out of prison, Parmentier advocated for their culinary use. They were legalized in France in 1772, but Parmentier still faced resistance when he promoted them. He began hosting dinner parties with dignitaries such as Benjamin Franklin, King Louis XVI, and Queen Marie Antoinette and served them potatoes. Finally, after a famine in 1785, potatoes became more popular throughout France. Fries, or “frites,” soon were being made. They were particularly popular in Paris, where they were sold by pushcart vendors. This was about a century after fries are thought to have been invented in Belgium, and it is unknown if France came up with the idea on its own, or got the idea from Belgium.

It is believed that it was from France that French fries made their way to the United States and the United Kingdom. In 1802, Thomas Jefferson had the White House chef, Frenchman Honoré Julien, make “potatoes served in the French manner.” He described them as “potatoes deep-fried while raw, in small cuttings.“ This is an early instance of them being referred to as “French.” According to the Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, “French” does not refer to the country, but instead to a method of cutting called “frenching,” where potatoes are cut into narrow strips. In America, fries were usually called “French fried potatoes” until the 1930s, when they started being called “French fries.” It was through American fast food restaurants that French fries were introduced to the non-European world. In France they are known as “pommes frites,” in Spain they are “patatas fritas,” and in the United Kingdom they are known as “chips.”

There are many variations of French fries, such as curly, waffle, crinkle-cut, and steak fries. They can be made Cajun-style, be covered with chili and cheese, or be used to make poutine. Fries are usually fried in lard or vegetable oil, but they can be baked in the oven as well. Commercial fries usually come frozen, precut, and partially cooked. French fries are often eaten with condiments. Ketchup is preferred in America, while mayonnaise is popular in parts of Europe, and malt vinegar is commonly used in Britain.

How to Observe

Celebrate the day by eating French fries! You could make some at home, or grab some at a restaurant. You could have them at a fast food restaurant such as McDonald’s, or eat them at one of the best places to have french fries in the country.

Source

French fries are a staple of fast food restaurants and diners, often being paired with hamburgers and cheeseburgers. A simple food consisting of potatoes—and maybe some salt—they are one of the most popular side dishes in the world. They are celebrated today by being made at home or eaten at restaurants.

French fries were most likely invented in Belgium, not France, but potatoes are native to South America. In 1537, Spanish explorer Jiménez de Quesada found them in a village in Colombia. They were soon brought to Spain, and became known as “truffles.” They were small and bitter at the time, but better versions were soon cultivated. There was some resistance to potatoes in Europe, but they eventually caught on.

By most accounts, French fries were created in Belgium in the late seventeenth century, in the valley of the Meuse River, between Dinant and Liège. It was here that small fried fish were often eaten. When the weather was especially harsh, the river froze to a thickness that made it difficult to catch fish. It was then that potatoes began being cut in long strips similar to fish and were fried in their place. This story is aided in that Spain controlled some of Belgium at the time, and it was Spain who had introduced potatoes to the continent. Some believe that French fries weren’t created in Belgium until the eighteenth century.

Another theory posits that French fries were indeed created in France, but most believe this was after the Belgians had already invented them. Antoine-Augustin Parmentier was taken captive during the Seven Years’ War (1756-1763) and had been given potatoes while in prison in Prussia. Although potatoes had long been used as hog feed in France and had been thought to cause disease, even being banned in 1748 because of a belief that they caused leprosy, Parmentier found them to be an enjoyable and healthy food.

After getting out of prison, Parmentier advocated for their culinary use. They were legalized in France in 1772, but Parmentier still faced resistance when he promoted them. He began hosting dinner parties with dignitaries such as Benjamin Franklin, King Louis XVI, and Queen Marie Antoinette and served them potatoes. Finally, after a famine in 1785, potatoes became more popular throughout France. Fries, or “frites,” soon were being made. They were particularly popular in Paris, where they were sold by pushcart vendors. This was about a century after fries are thought to have been invented in Belgium, and it is unknown if France came up with the idea on its own, or got the idea from Belgium.

It is believed that it was from France that French fries made their way to the United States and the United Kingdom. In 1802, Thomas Jefferson had the White House chef, Frenchman Honoré Julien, make “potatoes served in the French manner.” He described them as “potatoes deep-fried while raw, in small cuttings.“ This is an early instance of them being referred to as “French.” According to the Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, “French” does not refer to the country, but instead to a method of cutting called “frenching,” where potatoes are cut into narrow strips. In America, fries were usually called “French fried potatoes” until the 1930s, when they started being called “French fries.” It was through American fast food restaurants that French fries were introduced to the non-European world. In France they are known as “pommes frites,” in Spain they are “patatas fritas,” and in the United Kingdom they are known as “chips.”

There are many variations of French fries, such as curly, waffle, crinkle-cut, and steak fries. They can be made Cajun-style, be covered with chili and cheese, or be used to make poutine. Fries are usually fried in lard or vegetable oil, but they can be baked in the oven as well. Commercial fries usually come frozen, precut, and partially cooked. French fries are often eaten with condiments. Ketchup is preferred in America, while mayonnaise is popular in parts of Europe, and malt vinegar is commonly used in Britain.

How to Observe

Celebrate the day by eating French fries! You could make some at home, or grab some at a restaurant. You could have them at a fast food restaurant such as McDonald’s, or eat them at one of the best places to have french fries in the country.

Source

#Garlic Fries #Truffle Fries #food #travel #USA #original photogrpahy #Gott's Roadside #Brix Restaurant & Gardens #I'll be back this summer #Pulled Pork Sandwich #Cajun Fries #Kimchi Fries #Chili Cheese Fries #Poutine #Lomo Saltado #Canada #National French Fries Day #13 July #NationalFrenchFriesDay #NationalFrenchFryDay

[mossy-covered-bones]

Nothing more indulgent than a sandwich w just. Absolutely everything on it

#made egg sandwiches #toasted bread #mixed garlic cloves garlic powder onion powder salt mustard mozzarella cheese #put mustard and mayo #topped w kale from yesterday thatd been cooked w olive oil gallic cloves onions bell peppers and lemon pepper just w the peppers picked out #and a big piece of lettuce + a slice of tomato #and a bit more shredded mozz #absolutely heavenly #sev rambles