Grilled Cheese Sandwich & Tomato Soup (I can't believe this trick worked) | Weeknighting


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  1. Brian Kita
    Brian Kita says:

    My mouth was watering the whole time I watched this, seriously. Will make next week. I only use kraft whole milk American for my gc. But a touch of gruyere for flavor..i will try.

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  2. Susan Bourdo
    Susan Bourdo says:

    Hey Brian, loved your soup recipe made for my hubby last night super easy and so smooth, but I did make a funny mistake! I put to much of the chili in it and turned out way spicy…” beware of the chili “ love your energy!

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  3. Ethan Miller
    Ethan Miller says:

    Just made this fantastic tomato soup with my favorite san marzano canned tomatoes I had on hand. What a great recipe! Thank you so much for your videos. I have been cooking for many years and I've learned a ton from your channel in the last few months.

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  4. Michael Osborne
    Michael Osborne says:

    Have you tried Kenji Lopez / serious eats technique for using gelatin and evaporated milk to make your own processed melty cheese? It allows you to control the flavour but still get the texture

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  5. M Jackson
    M Jackson says:

    For us non-Americans who have no idea what "American cheese" is, Welsh Rarebit is the bomb when you want cheese on toast. I do it with a roux, some mustard, some decent cheddar, Worcestershire sauce, and Guinness, on sourdough toast. Make sure you have enough of that black gold to enjoy on the side. For a healthy option, garnish with a bit of parsley.

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  6. Mike Stein
    Mike Stein says:

    Nicely executed. I've done this quite similarly, except for the oven part and the "frosting" is really cool. I once worked at a hotel in Switzerland where my Chef forbade me from blending the tomato soup. I was to only strain it so it would stay red and not turn orange.

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  7. tim tyndall
    tim tyndall says:

    Watching this soup recipe, I started to think about a pasta sauce. What if you put all the ingredients (canned tomatoes, onions, garlic, salt, and herbs) and meats in a oven proof pot on like 200ish for several hours? Stir occasionally. And adjust for seasoning when done. You might need to sear the meats separately first, but it would be easier than a long simmer on the stovetop.

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  8. M R
    M R says:

    Hi Bri, I tried the tomato soup recipe this evening and it was great. I used smoked paprika instead of the adobo ingredient and was pleased with the result. Using the chinois to get the silky texture for the soup is a great idea too.

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  9. Soulman1282
    Soulman1282 says:

    Love you bro, but ditch than non-stick and use some well-seasoned cast iron. It's just as non-stick, and distributes heat way more evenly. I cook omelettes in my cast iron all the time, no sticking. Proper seasoning and he management are key.

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  10. SoulChorea
    SoulChorea says:

    Trust me (I'm a doctor) – mayo being included in the bread coating of a grilled cheese is SPECTACULAR. Also, if you want to be extra-old-guy-cringey, you gotta say "it's litty"

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  11. Jennifer Gray
    Jennifer Gray says:

    I made the tomato soup tonight for dinner and OMG it was amazing 🤩 😋 I didn’t have time to put it all together after work, so I threw everything in the crockpot at lunch, and ready at 5:00pm. It was absolutely perfect! Thank you Brian, I love your videos ☺️☺️

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  12. HolyCrapItsALion
    HolyCrapItsALion says:

    The word 'lit' is still legit.

    I'm going to try this method for my tomato soup next time. I normally am more a bisque person myself, but I do love olive oil… Maybe I could use garlic-infused olive oil?

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