Its super savory and totally satisfying.

But what about his go-to midnight snack?

Zimmern revealed toEden Eatsthat its either cold, leftover Chinese food, or grilled toast with anchovies and butter.

Andrew Zimmern cut out next to a photo of his anchovy sandwich

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As a Chinese American, I just cant endorse eating cold leftover Chinese food.

However, I can definitely jibe with Zimmerns grilled toast with butter and anchovies.

This is a winning combination of buttery, crispy toast and savory, umami-rich anchovies.

toast with anchovies on a buttered skillet

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However, I know that people either love anchovies or want to run away from them.

This is a good rule, especially if the anchovies you usually buy run overly brackish or salty.

In a small bowl, add 1 tablespoon of softened, unsalted butter.

anchovy toast cut in half on a cutting board (cross-section facinf foward)

Use a fork to mash two anchovies and about a teaspoon of the anchovy oil into the butter.

Heat a skillet or frying pan over medium-high heat and add 1/2 tablespoon of butter and anchovy oil.

Start by spreading a little butter over a slice of sourdough bread.

Add a layer of anchovies (three to four) and then sandwich it with another slice of bread.

Pan-fry the sandwich following the instructions above to create a delicious butter and anchovy grilled toast.

Any way you cook it, I’m sure itll make Zimmern proud and hungry.