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    Melt Your Heart: 10 Gooey, Buttery Grilled Cheese Recipes

    By | Shine Food – Fri, Feb 8, 2013 5:00 PM EST

    Photo by: Jaime Mormann
    Ham and Apple Grilled Cheese
    Ingredients:
    butter
    2 slices of your favorite sandwich bread
    2 pieces thinly sliced Swiss cheese
    2 pieces of thinly sliced deli ham
    2 very ... more 
    Photo by: Jaime Mormann
    Ham and Apple Grilled Cheese
    Ingredients:
    butter
    2 slices of your favorite sandwich bread
    2 pieces thinly sliced Swiss cheese
    2 pieces of thinly sliced deli ham
    2 very thinly sliced pieces of apple (Granny Smith, Jonathan, or MacIntosh)
    Directions:
    1. Butter the bread, and place the first piece, butter side down, on a large skillet set over medium low heat. 2. Put one piece of cheese down, followed by the ham, the apple slices, and the other slice of cheese.
    3. Top with bread. Cook slowly to allow the cheese to melt and the butter to turn golden brown. less 
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    Ahhh, winter eating. It can be a bit trying with the lack of fresh vegetables. Even more trying is pulling together a fast dinner that kids will love. That's where grilled cheese comes in. It's proof that somewhere out there, someone wants your life to be easier. And easy it shall be, since these 10 scrumptious grilled cheese recipes can be made in minutes. - By Elizabeth Stark and Brian Campbell



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