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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

Sounds delicious, but Armenia is not the Middle East. I live in the Middle East. Armenia is in the caucus region of western Asia.

unbeliever at 9:40AM on 11/15/08

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Martha Stewart Eats at Richard Gere's New York Farmhouse Cafe

To anyone from the 5 boroughs or LI, which is most of NY state, Westchester is upstate. So, the Bronx isn't north of Manhattan because you find "north" offensive? Get a clue.

unbeliever at 2:42AM on 08/22/08

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I live in Israel. Jerusalem is a "war torn metropolis?" Have you actually been here? I'd probably describe Los Angeles that way.

unbeliever at 11:58AM on 08/14/08

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From Recipes

Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

Sounds delicious, but Armenia is not the Middle East. I live in the Middle East. Armenia is in the caucus region of western Asia.

unbeliever at 9:40AM on 11/15/08

From Serious Eats: New York

Martha Stewart Eats at Richard Gere's New York Farmhouse Cafe

To anyone from the 5 boroughs or LI, which is most of NY state, Westchester is upstate. So, the Bronx isn't north of Manhattan because you find "north" offensive? Get a clue.

unbeliever at 2:42AM on 08/22/08

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In Videos: Jerusalem Street Foods

I live in Israel. Jerusalem is a "war torn metropolis?" Have you actually been here? I'd probably describe Los Angeles that way.

unbeliever at 11:58AM on 08/14/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

OMG how did I miss this? I love, love, love grilled cheese and I'm always looking for ways to spice it up but I've never even heard of Armenian string cheese. I'll have to find it.

sassylady at 8:14PM on 11/25/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

@adbw83: You can make this in a pan, panini press, or any other way you would normally cook a grilled cheese. This went on my grill primarily because it was already heated to cook something else, otherwise it probably would have been cooked in a pan.

Joshua Bousel at 12:14PM on 11/20/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

What if you don't have a grill??

adbw83 at 11:47AM on 11/20/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

LOVE Armenian string cheese! This sandwich sounds fantastic.

ddvierra68 at 12:25PM on 11/19/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

That sounds great I have had something like that before.If you want more recipes or if you want to take a look at the collection of tips I have for grilling you can visit http://www.cookingandgrillinoutdoors.com

outdoor griller at 7:42PM on 11/15/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

@josh!: Thanks. No Whole Foods up here in the Berkshires, but there are some top-drawer specialty shops, and a terrific cheese monger.

baboo at 5:49PM on 11/15/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

@baboo: I've seen Armenian string cheese in most of my local groceries, but that's in Astoria, NY, and they tend to carry more international foods than a normal store. They should have it at Whole Foods, but if you can't find it, just substitute another braided string cheese, there's a lot of varieties out there.

@erin79: When I was eating this, I actually kinda wished I had used Za'atar instead of mint. Za'atar is usually a mixture of thyme, sesame seeds, and sumac and I think would work exceptional well in this sandwich.

Joshua Bousel at 10:25AM on 11/15/08

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Grilling: Middle Eastern Grilled Cheese

so many breads, so many cheeses and so many herbs and condiments to play around with.
There ought to be a 1001 grilled cheese recipes cook book.
My vote is for fresh mozz, good olive oil, fresh basil and ciabbiata. Brush outside of bread with good olive oil, some mozz (and maybe roasted red pepper - see it's changing already) and weigh it down with a tin foil brick...turn on other side and do the same.
May have to have this for breakfast

Nonny at 9:47AM on 11/15/08

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In Videos: Jerusalem Street Foods

Well, that was certainly charged with bias and politically polarizing.

islandchild at 6:24PM on 08/14/08

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