How To Make A Grilled Cheese Essay

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Grilled cheese sandwiches were the first thing that I learned how to make and are still the only thing I know how to make except for ramen noodles and instant mashed potatoes. I am going to share with you my method of making the perfect grilled cheese sandwich. The materials you will need are a plate, a butter knife, whatever bread you choose, butter, sliced cheese, a can of Pam, a smooth top grill, a heat resistant spatula, and an empty stomach. The first thing you should do when making anything is gather up everything you will need and make sure that you have it all! If you get done buttering the bread and realize you don’t have any sliced cheese you are going to have some really sad toast. Once you have all the materials, you should turn

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