I don’t know if you’re aware of this - I sure wasn’t until a new friend of mine from Cabot Cheese mentioned it recently, but April is National Grilled Cheese Sandwich month. And now that I’ve known it, I sure have been celebrating by putting together all kinds of grilled cheese sandwiches with different twists and flavors that I’ll sure post about periodically. But first, I’ll show the quickest & easiest way to put together a grilled cheese sandwich that’s entirely kid safe to make.
So, what makes this recipe so kid safe? First of all, it does NOT require the use of any kind of knife. It also doesn’t require the use of a hot frying pan. Instead, the sandwich is warmed using a toaster and microwave oven.
Here’s how it goes. As always, click any photo on this page for complete step-by-step picture book directions.
Needed
Grated Cheese (I’m using a Mexican cheese blend, but your favorite grated cheese will work fine. You can also substitute grated cheese with packaged sliced cheese.)
2 Pieces of Bread
Microwave Oven Safe Plate
Toaster
Microwave Oven
1. Start by putting 2 bread slices in the toaster.
Toast the bread, and let the freshly toasted bread rest until it is cool enough to touch. Then put the toast on a plate.
2. Cover both pieces of toast with a generous layer of your favorite grated (or sliced) cheese.
Put the cheese covered toast in the microwave oven, and…
…cook using HIGH heat for about 30 seconds or until the cheese has melted as shown here.
3. Remove the plate from the microwave oven, and let the freshly cooked cheese and bread rest until it is safely cool enough to touch. Then…
…put the bread pieces together cheese side to cheese side and…






















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So easy! Love this. Thanks for the Cabot mention and link! For my kids, I use our pepper jack & sharp make make my own mexi blend - they love it
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