Recreate The Highroller Lobster Co.’s famous lobster grilled cheese at home with buttery English muffin bread, sharp cheddar, Jarlsberg, and a generous quarter-pound of lobster meat. The sandwich is rich and melty without overwhelming the lobster, and store-bought picked meat makes it surprisingly practical for an indulgent weeknight dinner too.
Craving campfire nostalgia without leaving the kitchen? This Pie-Iron Pizza recipe brings the classic camping treat -marinara, mozzarella, and pepperoni grilled between buttered bread – straight to your stovetop. Made with a compact stovetop pie iron, it’s the easiest way to recreate that golden, melty, crispy campfire favorite anytime you’ve got a gas stove handy.
This Jamaican-inspired jerk burger is made with juicy beef patties seasoned with hot jerk paste, melted pepper jack cheese, grilled fresh pineapple, red onion, lettuce, and sweet-spicy mango habanero pepper jelly. It’s a bold summer burger recipe with heat, sweetness, and just enough resort-vacation energy to ruin regular burgers.
Ina Garten’s Tuna and Hummus Sandwiches pair creamy, garlicky hummus with bright, briny tuna salad for an easy open-faced lunch. Celery, onion, cornichons, lemon, Dijon, and radish add crunch and sharpness, while the hummus keeps everything rich without making the sandwich feel heavy.
These Sweet and Spicy Tuna Melts are inspired by a childhood memory: tuna salad with sweet French dressing. Recipe testing helped fine-tune the balance of flavors — sweet French dressing, spicy serrano, crunchy celery, and bright lemon zest – topped with quick-pickled shallots and your choice of American or sharp white cheddar.
Calvin Eng’s FFLT (Fried Fish, Lettuce, Tomato) Sandwich is a fried fish sandwich turned all the way up. Pillowy milk bread buns, ginger-scallion tartar with Kewpie mayo and pickled mustard greens, and a shatteringly crisp beer-battered fillet make this a bold, homemade upgrade to the drive-thru classic.
yesha Nurdjaja’s chicken salad takes a familiar classic and makes it sing. Poached chicken, mayo, and Dijon get brightness from grated carrot, dill, lemon zest, and serrano, then finish with za’atar pickled red onions for a sharp, balancing bite. Creamy, crunchy, and perfect on toasted sourdough.
The standout recipe from Irene Yoo’s Soju Party is the Grilled Kimcheeze — a golden, melty grilled cheese stuffed with caramelized onions, sautéed kimchi, diced plum tomatoes, and a mix of Kraft Singles and sharp cheddar. This Korean twist on a comfort food classic proves kimchi and cheese are a match made in heaven.