Cooking With Kids: Monte Cristo Sandwiches

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[MamiYare]

@Vash3OO1 Actually a Monte Cristo is actually The American variation of the French "croque-monsieur". In the 1930s1960s

[wrongserver]

that is NOT a Monte Cristo.

[0707njkim]

How long do you cook Them? And is it high MED or low

[THACREAMOFSUMYUNGGUY]

cheddars-dipped in panckae batter fried,served with rasberry,,,ummm,great dump

[MamiYare]

@tamafinatic traditionally it is dipped in a batter and then fried. Guess it depends where you are at . regionally depending, usually its served with fruit preservatives, syrup, or even with sauces. Maybe they could have just said "Our version of the monte cristo."

[JuliaChildsFood]

Why do people get on here and lie

Your Not eating that sandwich lol

[Vash3OO1]

I thought the Monte Cristo was first served in Paris in the early 1900's.

[kenfo0]

so fry it in olive/soybean/canola....what is it, rocket science?

[tamafinatic]

they forgot the part where they dip it in batter and fry it all in a deep fryer full of trans-fat

mmmmmmmm...

[shannonslameaccount]

i am eating one right now....its gooowd.