It isn’t every day that you get to have a sugar-dusted sandwich, but that day could be today! A Monte Cristo sandwich might look fancy, but don’t let that stop you from making one at home.

SAN DIEGO — My first memory of a Monte Cristo sandwich is when my family would go to Disneyland and ride on the Pirates of the Caribbean. The blue bayou restaurant served them and I fell in love.

Monte Cristo sandwiches are typically fried and we love how this one is baked. It's filled with layers of turkey, ham, and ...

If you are, too, consider the Monte Cristo sandwich. The dish first came on my radar as we were preparing for the relaunch of The Washington Post Recipe experience. One question we often ask ...

Janice Goehring of Gridley heard about the Monte Cristo sandwich and wanted to know how it was made. Many believe the Monte Cristo sandwich is a variation of Croque Monsieur, a French version of a ...

There are many lovely carbs I enjoy using as sandwich bread—including pancakes and french toast—but oddly, I rarely use croissants. I prefer to eat those fresh and they’re far too flaky to ...

And the Kevin Butler sandwich is a bacon double cheeseburger on two deep-fried monte cristo sandwiches ... Peter: It's like eating the song "Old MacDonald Had A Farm." Mike: Or the gospel song ...

He shows us how to make an ooey-gooey Monte Cristo sandwich and a bright "fun" punch cocktail. TODAY has affiliate relationships, so we may get a small share of the revenue from your purchases.

the Monte Cristo is perfect for you. Ham and Gruyère cheese are at the center of this sandwich, but the raspberry jam and Dijon mustard inside are a hint that this is more than just a ham sandwich.

Butter a second slice of bread and add it to the sandwich, followed by the other slices of ham, chicken and cheese. Butter the remaining slice of bread and use it to top the sandwich. Step 2 ...