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Monte Cristo Sandwich - the Real One Recipe - Allrecipes.com
Monte Cristo sandwiches are ham, cheese, turkey or chicken, some sort of jelly, batter fried bits o goodness!! Everyone needs to experience one at least once in their lives. But make this one of the last things on your bucket list....because you may not get to the other items....yes, it's that bad for you!
Monte Cristo sandwiches are ham, cheese, turkey or chicken, some sort of jelly, batter fried bits o goodness!! Everyone needs to experience one at least once in their lives. But make this one of the last things on your bucket list....because you may not get to the other items....yes, it's that bad for you!
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*gasp* You haven't had a Monte Cristo! Oh, you poor soul!
I've never attempted to make one at home, and the best one used to come from Bennigan's, but that chain no longer exists, sadly. (Maybe because the Monte Cristo and their French onion soup were the only two consistently awesome things on their menu.) The one made by Cheddar's is pretty darn close, though, and I'm not sure how widespread that chain is. Village Inn makes what I call the Monte Cristo sham, which is a sandwich that attempts (and fails) at being a true Monte Cristo by just being a sandwich made with French toast. Nay, nay, I say. A true Monte Cristo should be assemble, battered, and deep fried to the point that someone assumes you're biting into the biggest breast of southern fried chicken ever...until they see the sandwich inside.
Hey Red - huge point of contention for a lot of Monte Cristo lovers: preserves or no preserves? (I vote for preserves. Which, I know, is crazy, because you wouldn't put preserves on a normal ham-and-turkey-and-cheeses sandwich, but suddenly if you batter it and deep fry it, you do...but nothing else in the world makes sense, so why should this sandwich?)
In other news...BIG THINGS HAPPENING TODAY. Actually, not really true, in perspective of the world, but uh...a modest change coming today! I'm a little nervous.
No need for prayer. God will probably laugh about it. ^_^
I've never attempted to make one at home, and the best one used to come from Bennigan's, but that chain no longer exists, sadly. (Maybe because the Monte Cristo and their French onion soup were the only two consistently awesome things on their menu.) The one made by Cheddar's is pretty darn close, though, and I'm not sure how widespread that chain is. Village Inn makes what I call the Monte Cristo sham, which is a sandwich that attempts (and fails) at being a true Monte Cristo by just being a sandwich made with French toast. Nay, nay, I say. A true Monte Cristo should be assemble, battered, and deep fried to the point that someone assumes you're biting into the biggest breast of southern fried chicken ever...until they see the sandwich inside.
Hey Red - huge point of contention for a lot of Monte Cristo lovers: preserves or no preserves? (I vote for preserves. Which, I know, is crazy, because you wouldn't put preserves on a normal ham-and-turkey-and-cheeses sandwich, but suddenly if you batter it and deep fry it, you do...but nothing else in the world makes sense, so why should this sandwich?)
In other news...BIG THINGS HAPPENING TODAY. Actually, not really true, in perspective of the world, but uh...a modest change coming today! I'm a little nervous.
No need for prayer. God will probably laugh about it. ^_^
M
HOLD. THE. PHONE.
Bennigan's doesn't exist anymore?!?! SAD FACE!!!
When I lived in NC, I went to Bennigan's allllll the time, FOR the Monte Cristo (yes, preserves).
But I haven't lived anywhere near any place that has (had
) a Bennigan's in 10 years, so I didn't know they went POOF, off the face of the planet. This is a sad, sad day for me...
Bennigan's doesn't exist anymore?!?! SAD FACE!!!
When I lived in NC, I went to Bennigan's allllll the time, FOR the Monte Cristo (yes, preserves).
But I haven't lived anywhere near any place that has (had
) a Bennigan's in 10 years, so I didn't know they went POOF, off the face of the planet. This is a sad, sad day for me...
J
YES!!!! Monte Cristo is a deep fried ham/turkey/cheese sandwich frosted with powdered sugar.
YES Shouryu! The preserves MAKE the sandwich, especially the raspberry at Cheddars
If anyone has not had one, Cheddars is pretty good if you can't make your own, but you won't have any room left in your stomach for food for several days. It's HUGE! The best one I ever had was at a resort in Arizona. Second best was a little mom/pop diner in upstate NY.
You're gonna love it Heart attack on a plate, but well worth it
YES Shouryu! The preserves MAKE the sandwich, especially the raspberry at Cheddars
If anyone has not had one, Cheddars is pretty good if you can't make your own, but you won't have any room left in your stomach for food for several days. It's HUGE!
The best one I ever had was at a resort in Arizona. Second best was a little mom/pop diner in upstate NY.You're gonna love it
Heart attack on a plate, but well worth it
S
YES!!!! Monte Cristo is a deep fried ham/turkey/cheese sandwich frosted with powdered sugar.
YES Shouryu! The preserves MAKE the sandwich, especially the raspberry at Cheddars
If anyone has not had one, Cheddars is pretty good if you can't make your own, but you won't have any room left in your stomach for food for several days. It's HUGE! The best one I ever had was at a resort in Arizona. Second best was a little mom/pop diner in upstate NY.
You're gonna love it Heart attack on a plate, but well worth it
YES Shouryu! The preserves MAKE the sandwich, especially the raspberry at Cheddars
If anyone has not had one, Cheddars is pretty good if you can't make your own, but you won't have any room left in your stomach for food for several days. It's HUGE!
The best one I ever had was at a resort in Arizona. Second best was a little mom/pop diner in upstate NY.You're gonna love it
Heart attack on a plate, but well worth it
YES PRESERVES! I'm glad we're in the majority here. Om nommage.
Okay, I'mma post again in a little bit. Everyone get a glass of water so you can spit it out dramatically.
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MISSING PERSON ALERT
This individual is believed to have been abducted:
(photo from March 2012)
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(photo from June 2013)
(photo from June 2013)
Missing individual seems to have been abducted and replaced by THIS IMPOSTER:
This was found at the scene where the individual is believed to have been abducted. Carbon dating on the evidence reveals growth rings on the hairs of 18 years, with annual pruning:
If you see the imposter, DO NOT APPROACH HIM. Instead, call authorities to have a professional team "collect" him. If you have any information on the whereabouts of the first individual, please call 1-555-NRF-HRDR.
This individual is believed to have been abducted:
(photo from March 2012)
(photo from March 2012)
(photo from June 2013)
(photo from June 2013)
Missing individual seems to have been abducted and replaced by THIS IMPOSTER:
This was found at the scene where the individual is believed to have been abducted. Carbon dating on the evidence reveals growth rings on the hairs of 18 years, with annual pruning:
If you see the imposter, DO NOT APPROACH HIM. Instead, call authorities to have a professional team "collect" him. If you have any information on the whereabouts of the first individual, please call 1-555-NRF-HRDR.
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