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Definition of Monte Cristo in English: Monte CristonounPlural Monte Cristos mɒnti ˈkrɪstəʊˌmän(t)ē ˈkristō North American A fried or grilled sandwich with cheese and ham or turkey, typically dipped in egg before being cooked. the delicious Monte Cristo with prosciutto and gouda Example sentencesExamples - The sandwiches we sampled for lunch were decent enough - a slim reuben ($13) grilled on some good, dark rye, and a monte cristo sandwich ($13) with bacon, brie and pear dipped in egg and grilled in a slightly messy, but otherwise adequate variation on the classic.
- I ordered the monte cristo sandwich with hashbrowns, because at these types of Greek diners I always order the monte cristo and hashbrowns.
- Mangiamele plans to create a more chef-driven menu, but don't worry, favorites like the Monte Cristo will still be coming out of the kitchen.
- After slowly devouring the Monte Cristo, I nodded with satisfaction and rubbed my stomach for good luck.
- My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had.
- The monte cristo, burgers, and salads are very good.
- I had a warm spinach appetizer that came with tomatoes and cheese, a cup of their soup of the day, and a turkey sandwich while my boyfriend had the Monte Cristo - all were delicious!
- To those who don't know, the Monte Cristo is a greasy manifestation of gluttony.
- While many of the dinner items are also available earlier in the day, lighter dishes include the cleverly named Monte Frisco, a twist on the classic Monte Cristo, with turkey, ham and Gouda cheese atop San Francisco's favorite, sourdough bread.
- It wasn't the restaurant itself that I was craving but actually one dish in particular that has been on their menu for over a decade, the Monte Cristo.
- I thought Monte Cristo sandwiches are supposed to be lightly battered then deep-fried?
- The sandwiches are all good, (I enjoy the monte cristo sandwich because not many places offer that unhealthy delight).
- Soon the waitress brought forth two Monte Cristo sandwiches.
- The Monte Cristo ($6.75) is slightly untraditional - it's served on thick cut bread with back bacon - but it was also really good.
- They have the most heavenly Monte Cristo sandwich.
- The Monte Cristo sandwich is the best, and it's only served at lunchtime.
- I had a Monte Cristo and it was very tasty.
- Euro Cafe offers Reuben and Monte Cristo sandwiches, bratwurst, fresh German potato salad, and plum and poppyseed cakes.
- My wife ordered the Monte Cristo at $7.75, it was a fresh baked turkey, grilled ham and Swiss on golden brown French toast.
- The breakfast menu's Hawaiian French Toast is the foundation for the just-as-tasty Monte Cristo ($7.79) with shaved turkey and ham and nutty Havarti cheese.
Origin1920s: from the name of Alexandre Dumas' novel The Count of Monte Cristo. Definition of Monte Cristo in US English: Monte Cristonounˌmän(t)ē ˈkristō North American A fried or grilled sandwich with cheese and ham or turkey, typically dipped in egg before being cooked. the delicious Monte Cristo with prosciutto and gouda Example sentencesExamples - I had a warm spinach appetizer that came with tomatoes and cheese, a cup of their soup of the day, and a turkey sandwich while my boyfriend had the Monte Cristo - all were delicious!
- I thought Monte Cristo sandwiches are supposed to be lightly battered then deep-fried?
- The Monte Cristo sandwich is the best, and it's only served at lunchtime.
- The monte cristo, burgers, and salads are very good.
- While many of the dinner items are also available earlier in the day, lighter dishes include the cleverly named Monte Frisco, a twist on the classic Monte Cristo, with turkey, ham and Gouda cheese atop San Francisco's favorite, sourdough bread.
- To those who don't know, the Monte Cristo is a greasy manifestation of gluttony.
- The Monte Cristo ($6.75) is slightly untraditional - it's served on thick cut bread with back bacon - but it was also really good.
- Euro Cafe offers Reuben and Monte Cristo sandwiches, bratwurst, fresh German potato salad, and plum and poppyseed cakes.
- After slowly devouring the Monte Cristo, I nodded with satisfaction and rubbed my stomach for good luck.
- They have the most heavenly Monte Cristo sandwich.
- I ordered the monte cristo sandwich with hashbrowns, because at these types of Greek diners I always order the monte cristo and hashbrowns.
- Soon the waitress brought forth two Monte Cristo sandwiches.
- My wife ordered the Monte Cristo at $7.75, it was a fresh baked turkey, grilled ham and Swiss on golden brown French toast.
- It wasn't the restaurant itself that I was craving but actually one dish in particular that has been on their menu for over a decade, the Monte Cristo.
- The sandwiches are all good, (I enjoy the monte cristo sandwich because not many places offer that unhealthy delight).
- The breakfast menu's Hawaiian French Toast is the foundation for the just-as-tasty Monte Cristo ($7.79) with shaved turkey and ham and nutty Havarti cheese.
- The sandwiches we sampled for lunch were decent enough - a slim reuben ($13) grilled on some good, dark rye, and a monte cristo sandwich ($13) with bacon, brie and pear dipped in egg and grilled in a slightly messy, but otherwise adequate variation on the classic.
- My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had.
- Mangiamele plans to create a more chef-driven menu, but don't worry, favorites like the Monte Cristo will still be coming out of the kitchen.
- I had a Monte Cristo and it was very tasty.
Origin1920s: from the name of Alexandre Dumas' novel The Count of Monte Cristo. |