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When you have a cheese as delicious as Kerrygold’s Skellig, you don’t need much else to make a memorable grilled cheese sandwich.
This has become our favorite cheese since we discovered it last year, and now my son’s 12-year-old friends adore it, too. In fact, I got one of his friends addicted to fresh Medjool dates stuffed with Skellig pieces – sweet and salty/tangy, the perfect after-school treat. She now comes over and heads straight for the cheese drawer in the refrigerator. If I’m out of Skellig, a dark cloud descends on her face. One day there were no dates in the bowl, and I think I saw a tear in her eye.
But April is grilled cheese month, so we’re grilling our favorite sandwiches in honor of our favorite cheese.
Try it!
Summary: Four simple ingredients – when they are all top-notch – is all you need for a sublime grilled cheese sandwich. Dorothy Reinhold | Shockingly Delicious Preparation time: 3 minutesRecipe: Skellig and Prosciutto Panini
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Cooking time: 4 minutes
Number of servings (yield): 1
Culinary tradition: USA (General)
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Love the combo of figs and cheese, Dorothy…Love that Grumpy Cat, too!
Kim/Ninja,
Grumpy Cat is just a crack-up!
I’ve never tried it, but I will since I love cheese. Love Dubliner too. Thanks Dorothy and have a Wonderful Weekend!
Liz,
Dubliner might be our second fave cheese!
Delicious looking sandwich. Sometimes all you need is just a few great, simple ingredients to make a delicious dish. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Cheers!
Trevor,
Completely agree!
Skellig is now on my list, will have to find it at my local market, not sure how I’ve missed it.
Seriously, Christy, we now must ALWAYS have Skellig in the fridge. Or there is hell to pay.
I might need a panini press. I already have the Skellig, the prosciutto, the bread, and Just Jan’s Fig Spread!
Erika,
I have a $1 George Foreman tiny grill that I use for panini (got it at the Artifac Tree thrift store in Malibu). Much as I might like a real panini press, I cannot beat the price on this little workhorse.
Was that cat on American Idol last night?
Tom,
I dunno! Didn’t watch last night! However, Grumpy Cat is one of my fave critters.