Comments

You must log in or register to comment.

ChangsWife t1_j0vvhxx wrote

I've never seen a chart l like this! What do the bar lengths and color intensities/opacities(?) indicate?

4

ns0 OP t1_j0vw67e wrote

Replying to ChangsWife (#974,367)

The columns are the recipes and the rows are all of the ingredients across every recipe; then the dots represent whether the recipe contains the ingredient and the intensity and direction indicates if it uses more or less than the average amount of that ingredient.

2

Training-Purpose802 t1_j0w32y4 wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#974,729)

This seems to be approaching just grilled sandwiches or paninis rather than just grilled cheese. Bread. cheese, maybe aromatics and/or spices. More than that I wouldn't call it a "grilled cheese".

1

ns0 OP t1_j0w3p2d wrote

Replying to Training-Purpose802 (#974,843)

There's a whole breakdown on what should and shouldn't be a grilled cheese. It came down to this;

  1. The main item in the sandwich isn't the cheese, then it's no longer a grilled cheese.
  2. The sandwich is just an excuse for too much cheese, then it's a grilled cheese.
  3. The grilled cheese has enough ingredients to warrant a lengthy recipe, then it's not a grilled cheese.
1

snailhair_j t1_j0w4ljy wrote

Why waste the space listing ingredients which aren't on any sandwiches?

7

khotekki t1_j0w4opl wrote

Most of these made me angry.

3

kjpmi t1_j0wa66l wrote

Why does the 5 star Grilled Cheese (3rd from last) not even have any cheese in it!? That’s not a grilled cheese at that point.

1

chasing-_-sunsets t1_j0xratf wrote

so a regular five star grilled cheese is butter bread bacon and mustard.. with no cheese.. this chart makes my head hurt a lot

2

DK_Art t1_j0xtnkt wrote

This list is clearly incomplete.... no mention of bacon or tomato on any of these

2