Grilled cheese sandwhiches…mmm, I remember ordering them on out late nights out and dipping them in ketchup! I really never ate them till I met you Nicole, funny!
Costco sells a Applewood Maple-smoked thick sliced bacon that is EXCELLENT for sandwiches because it has that yummy aroma and is very thick so it doesn’t fall apart. I think that would be an excellent bacon for this delicious looking sandwich.
Nicole your blue cheese spread sounds easy to make. I think I will buy that Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Processor in your store because that would be handy for sandwich spreads like this one.
Great post, thanks!

Ruby: I think I had that bacon at Jim and Kathy’s house last time I was home. The cuisinart mini prep is really good for hummus and bean dips, too. I use mine more than my full-size food processor.

And I am still totally addicted to grilled cheese sandwiches dipped in ketchup. When Justin’s gone, I eat them several times a week (maybe I shouldn’t admit that on here!). Actually, I’m thinking of making one right now…

Nicole- I voted for salad making 101 because I love salad ! I know Jason will vote for manwiches. Hey have you seen curdnerds.com ? Ricotta salata.

Mmm… that looks so good.

:’(
I’m allergic to blue cheese.

Oh yum. I love the sound of the blue cheese spread. I’ve never been a big sandwich eater, but BLTs are one sandwich I just love. Can’t wait to have garden tomatoes.

Delicious, Nicole!
Proves that a few ingredients and talent to put them together can make miracles.

Bacon & tomatoes - anything else is just a bonus! But I really like the focaccia. I’m not a big fan of sandwiches on toast and bread just doesn’t hold up well under all the tomatoes I load on to it…
I see this in my future - maybe with basil instead of spinach…’cause I have some!

Nicole you make sandwich look so low fat! Homemade is best.

Kathy: I’ll be writing the salad making 101 post even though it isn’t exactly winning in the poll! I’m actually surprised that grilled cheese is in the lead!

Alicia: Well, you could just use mayo or even try a different type of salad dressing!

Kalyn: The spread is pretty much my basic recipe for blue cheese dressing. I don’t make it often because it’s not exactly healthy! But this way, I made just enough for the sandwich and didn’t have any left over to be tempted with later

Patricia: I’ve always loved the combination of bacon and blue cheese! It’s good on burgers too!

Katiez: I don’t eat many sandwiches on toast but for some reason I always eat my BLTs on toast! But I’m sure you would like using the focaccia even if it isn’t toasted!

Cynthia: Hahaha…I wish it was low fat!

Oh wow, anything with bacon, blue cheese and tomato can’t be bad! I can’t wait to try this one out

Very nice…BLT redux. Just need a soup to go with that!

Blue cheese? Isn’t that stuff outlawed in Sicily?

It should be. Crazy Central Valley Californians with your blue cheese and your tri-tip.

I came to blue cheese late, but now I love it. Salads with Belgian endive and walnuts were the turning point for me.

This sandwich sounds amazing! I’m thinking some fresh arugula in place of the spinach might be a nice peppery change—if you ever feel the need to tweak this cool sandwich, that is.

Georgia: Hope you enjoy it!

Peter: Yes, soup would be nice but it’s been too hot for it lately!

Jason: Well, I could have used gorgonzola, I suppose. But we get Danish blue cheese at the commissary

Terry: Walnuts and blue cheese in salads is always a great combination! I’m sure arugula would be great on this sandwich, I just happened to have spinach on hand when I made it

Nicole, soups creep into the diet when the odd cool, rainy summer day pays us a visit.

Hey Nicole,
How funny, BLT sandwiches are my favorite as well. I love to make them at home w/reg bacon or turkey bacon. And this one you have made, really looks good. Especially with the switch of bread–almost like a sandwich from Panera deli, but better.
Loved this post, considering it is one of my most sandwiches.
When are you coming to visit?

Peter: I’m going to try some cold soups this summer. It’s something I’ve never made but I’ve seen some great recipes!

Steph: I’m not a big fan of turkey bacon but I guess I’ve never really given it a chance. I’ve never been to Panera…Penny talks about it all the time but I don’t think they were around before I moved over here. I’ll have to try it when I visit this summer. By the way, I’ll be in California in August. I’m hoping to make it down south but maybe you guys can also come up and go to the cabin once!

oooo blue cheese! I am always on the hunt for a blue cheese recipe! I could eat it for breakfast, lunch and tea! and this combo looks fab! thanks

BLT’s are the ultimate sandwich!! I just had a conversation with my daughter yesterday about how our palate changes as we get older. She is learning to love foods she didn’t as a child and I am coming around on a few foods that I loathed when I was a wee bit younger. Blue Cheese and mushrooms are the latest new foods for me. Love them both!!! Loving being a new food trier!!!

Absolutely the best sandwich in the world. A final killer addition would be to make the sandwich on a crisply toasted English muffin.

Vince

Vince: I love toasted english muffins! I’ve made my own english muffins quite a few times…regular, whole wheat, sourdough…I love them! Your comment reminded me that maybe I should post an english muffin recipe