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Apple & Bacon Grilled Cheese

October 6th 2021

Fresh Dish Foodie, Whitney is adding a Fall twist to a quick, classic comfort food. Try our Apple & Bacon Grilled Cheese!

This recipe combines both sweet and savory flavors and is best toasted to perfection on a panini press. You can also use a skillet to lightly toast your sandwiches.

Get the full recipe below:

Ingredients:

  • 4 slices multi-grain bread
  • 4 slices premium cheddar cheese from the deli
  • 4 cooked bacon strips
  • 4-6 slices honeycrisp apples

          Directions:

          1. Preheat skillet or panini press.
          2. Top one slice of bread with a slice of cheddar cheese, 2-3 slices of apples, 2 bacon slices, and remaining slice of cheddar cheese.
          3. Place remaining bread slice on top.
          4. Cook sandwich in the skillet or preheated panini press until bread is lightly toasted and cheese melted, about 5 minutes.


                                    Apple & Bacon Grilled Cheese

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