Grown Up Grilled Cheese

 I made some sandwich bread a few days ago and made the gang these grilled cheese sandwiches.

 Spread the bread with a bit of dijon mustard.  Top with some good smokey ham, thinly sliced pears, fresh spinach and thinly sliced sharp cheddar.

 I used Double Gloucester.  The key to these is a good sharp cheddar.  Grill in a cast iron pan over medium heat until the bread is browned and the cheese has melted.

Grown up grilled cheese....adult grilled cheese just sounded wrong!

Comments

Anonymous said…
ha, a step on the wild side maybe huh, yup, grown up sound s better! This looks amazing!!
Guillaume said…
I need to change the ham for something else and I then I can make it.
Anonymous said…
I would have made some now but I have too little cheese at home. I should never break the habit of grocery shopping on my way home on Fridays :-)

Have a great day!
Christer.
Nellie said…
Sounds absolutely delicious!
Robin Larkspur said…
Those flavors combined must make a stupendous taste!! yum.
luckybunny said…
LOL I have to agree, grown up sounds better than adult grilled cheese! This looks like a perfect sammie though, It's something I know I'd love.
Yeah, "adult" grilled cheese sounds like it should be wearing fishnet stockings and a diaphanous negligee.
Oh yum. Love adding the pears. Looks so good.

xoxo to the redhead....Teddy
Barb said…
Love that title and they look so good!!!
Anonymous said…
I love this sandwich. It makes a very delicious lunch!
brokenteepee said…
Best grilled cheese I ever had was in Hawaii of all places - it was brie, pears and ham with pecans on challah toast. Mmmmmmmmm
Julia said…
Mmm, that looks like good Sunday food to me. A little weekend treat! :)
I know fruit goes great with cheese..this HAS to be one great toasted cheese sandwich!! Wow!
So creative!!!

That creative thinking. That's what I come up short on. -pout-

But you are here, to give us ideas.

Yeah, "ADULT" Grill Cheese doesn't sound right. Hey, you Search most anything "Adult", and you get the X-rated version. -grin-