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Apricot Jam, Cheese, and Rosemary Toastie
A crisp, buttery cheese toastie with mozzarella and sharp cheddar, balanced by sweet apricot jam and fragrant rosemary. The sweet-salty combination gives a classic sandwich an easy upgrade.
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Ingredients
- 2 slices White or sourdough bread (Use white bread or sourdough.)
- 0.5 ball Mozzarella (Sliced; ball size not specified. Estimated as half of a 125 g ball.)
- 1 handful Sharp cheddar (Grated; use as much as you want. Estimated as about 28 g for nutrition.)
- 2 tbsp Apricot jam (The author mentions Bonne Maman brand.)
- 2 sprigs Rosemary (A couple of sprigs, chopped.)
- 1.5 tbsp Salted butter (Use 1–2 tbsp; estimated midpoint. The author mentions Kerrygold brand.)
- Salt (To taste; the source says “salt and pep.”)
- Black pepper (To taste; the source says “salt and pep.”)
Steps
- 1
Heat a frying pan over medium-high heat. Melt the salted butter in the pan, reserving enough to fry both slices of bread.
- 2
Fry the bread in the butter until golden and toasted, then remove the slices from the pan.
- 3
Add the sliced mozzarella and grated sharp cheddar to one slice of bread.
- 4
Add the chopped rosemary, salt, and pepper to the cheese-topped slice.
- 5
Spread the apricot jam on the other slice of bread.
- 6
Place the jam-covered slice on top of the cheese slice to form a sandwich.
- 7
Return the sandwich to the pan, cover with a lid, and fry for a couple of minutes until the cheese is fully melted. Flip the toastie if needed.
- 8
Slice the toastie and enjoy.
Notes
The source does not specify the mozzarella ball size or a precise amount for the handful of cheddar; estimates are used for nutrition. Butter quantity is given as a 1–2 tbsp range. No more exact cooking duration is provided beyond “a couple of minutes” for melting the cheese.
Nutrition per serving
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