“It’s still salvageable…! I’ll just scrape off the dark bits, I’m sure I won’t even taste it!”
For real, though, TRY MAYO IN PLACE OF BUTTER. Trust me! You can still always add butter, but if you spread a little mayo on each side before the pan, it’ll give picture perfect results every time and is much less finicky than butter.
I wonder if some people find mayo easier to use because they spread the right amount on easier than with butter. Room temp butter spread thinly turns out awesome, but trying to spread it when cold it is very hit and miss. mayo is just more consistent, and I wonder if that is the reason it works better for some people.
Butter done right turns out better than any of my attempts with mayo ever did.
I could be wrong, but it feels to me like mayo is literally more forgiving. I’ve once or twice forgotten one for a bit and, if it’d been butter, it’d be burnt black by then. Mayo still looked perfect. Maybe I’m wrong or imagining it.
“It’s still salvageable…! I’ll just scrape off the dark bits, I’m sure I won’t even taste it!”
For real, though, TRY MAYO IN PLACE OF BUTTER. Trust me! You can still always add butter, but if you spread a little mayo on each side before the pan, it’ll give picture perfect results every time and is much less finicky than butter.
Mayo tastes better too, in my opinion. It’s not healthy, but God damn, it’s fucking delicious.
The last time I made grilled cheese sandwiches, I made 2. One with butter, the other with mayo because I hear this a lot and never tried it.
The butter one was miles better.
If you’re always burning them, a better solution isn’t to change the fats being used. It’s to lower the temp of your stove.
I do both. Mayo on the bread (as well as garlic salt) and then butter in the pan/spread on after.
I wonder if some people find mayo easier to use because they spread the right amount on easier than with butter. Room temp butter spread thinly turns out awesome, but trying to spread it when cold it is very hit and miss. mayo is just more consistent, and I wonder if that is the reason it works better for some people.
Butter done right turns out better than any of my attempts with mayo ever did.
Nah man, mayo is oil and eggs. You add in milk and sugar and cinnamon and you got French toast.
The egg does something to it, texturally.
I could be wrong, but it feels to me like mayo is literally more forgiving. I’ve once or twice forgotten one for a bit and, if it’d been butter, it’d be burnt black by then. Mayo still looked perfect. Maybe I’m wrong or imagining it.
Melt the butter in the pan then put the bread on it.
I don’t know why anyone would try spreading cold butter on cold bread lol.