My new sandwich: Grilled Richard Sandwich

richard-in-cincy

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Dark German Rye studded with rum raisins, caraway and cinnamon. Slathered with cherry jam, butter grilled with swiss cheese. I am oinking.

Make this bread:

•2 cups water, warm, 100-115 degrees F

•2 pkgs (5 tsp) Active Dry Yeast

•1/4 cup brown sugar

•1/2 cup molasses

•3 1/2 cups whole grain Rye Flour

•3 Tbsp cocoa powder

•1 Tbsp finely ground espresso powder

•2 Tbsp Wheat Gluten

•1 Tbsp Caraway Seeds

•2 tsp salt

•1/2 cup butter

•2 1/2 to 3 1/2 cups Bread Flour

1 cup raisins soaked overnight in 1/4 cup dark rum

1 Tbls cinnamon

Put water in a large bowl. Add brown sugar and active dry yeast. Let yeast develop for about 5 minutes. Add molasses, rye flour, vital wheat gluten, cocoa and caraway seeds. Beat well, then let sit for ten minutes. Mix in melted butter and salt. Mix in 1 cup of Best For Bread Flour. Stir in enough of the remaining Best For Bread Flour to make soft dough and knead for 8-10 minutes. Put dough in an oiled bowl, cover with damp cloth, and allow to rise in warm place for one hour or until doubled. Divide the dough into two pieces. Gently knead to work out air bubbles and spread out into large rectangle. Sprinkle each half with half of the cinnamon and raisins. Roll up and form into loaves and place in two greased loaf pans. Cover with a damp cloth and allow to rise another hour or until the dough is nearly doubled. Bake in a 400º preheated oven for 25 to 28 minutes. Immediately remove from pans and cool on a wire rack. Makes 2 loaves

Cool loaves.

Melt 1 tablespoon butter in skillet.

Slice bread, spread 2 slices of bread with cherry jam.

Top each slice with Swiss cheese to fit.

Place in melted butter in skillet, cover with lid, and grill on low heat until crust is crispy and cheese is melted. Stack the two halves together, cheese sides facing and matching tops and bottoms. (this I how I do grilled cheese. Much faster and better results that assembling, grilling, and flipping.)

Tried this out on a couple people and they were all blown away. This flavor profile really works and is off the chart.

 
You had me at Grilled Richard! This sounds so good.

How much brown sugar do you use? I'd like to try this next week.

 
Hello Marilyn! I want to thank you for posting your lovely recipe for the

Lemon Tiramisu Cake. It was most delicious and the guests all absolutely loved it. It also turned out to be an entertaining table event.

For some reason, I thought the zabaglione and lemon curd would set up quite firmly. Accordingly, I assembled it inside a springform pan, using cake collar, and placed it in the freezer to set up. Then just before transporting it I piped some whipped cream around the top and decorated with some tiny colourful Easter eggs. Voila! Pretty Easter dessert!

Just prior to serving, I removed the (now defrosted) cake from the fridge and plated it. In the minute or so that it took to remove the cake collar and move it to the table, the lemon curd had already begun to liquify. By the time I started cutting the first slice, the curd, along with the frilly piping, began cascading over the sides of the cake like an elegant, slow motion waterfall. What a shame there wasn’t a video camera handy to capture the moment. It was just too funny!

I will definitely be making this cake again, though next time I will plan for serving it out of a pan. Although, just for the sheer entertainment value, it would still be worthwhile serving it as a free-standing layer cake ;o)

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