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Which brings up another excellent question; Which is the best takeaway to put in a sandwich the next day?Originally Posted by MadduckUK
1. Shredded crispy chilli beef with a bit of plain foo young.
2. Garlic chilli chicken in a peshwari naan
Now I'm hungry.
^A similar but slight aside I always preferred cold leftover pizza for breakfast than when it was hot and arrived the day before..
You lot eat some funny stuff !
Roast some red peppers under the grill add some pesto sauce and goats cheese then insert between your bread !!
best way i found to make a sarnie even better and a bit different is to put a fresh slice of toast in the middle, makes it all crunchy and warm, very good!
for example:
slice of white bread
mayo
lettuce
cheese
warm buttered toast
assortment of meats ie ham / chicken / beef / bacon / or anything else you can think of
mayo
bread
best ever!
Toasties are the best!
Cheese and Marmite
Strong salami etc, with strong cheese, watercress and rocket.
Yum!
used to be called a ' Dagwood ' from an American comic strip ( Saturday newspaper syndicated comics), which I think was called 'Blondie' or 'Blondie and Dagwood'. Howabout : peanut butter and lettuce or bananna. Why I'm looking at the Atkins Diet string.
Last edited by Horatio; 29-07-2007 at 01:07 PM. Reason: forgot something
Beef, brie and sliced peaches or nectarines, dab of mayo on a nutty seedy bread.
Cheers, David
I'm just so envious that there are people out there that have these ingredients readily availalbe in their fridge/pantry etc! I thank myself lukcy if I've got a slice of ham to thrown onto a cheese sarnie and if I've got five minutes spare I may go mental and peel and onion and a few mushrooms and throw it all on and bung it under the 'George Foreman' for five minutes...and that's me considering myself being elaborate. Sigh
Aaaahh... reminds me of a childhood treat - mashed banana and raisin sandwiches - yum! Haven't had one of those in years...
1 word - Ploughmans.
Branson's pickle
Some really good English cheddar
crusty bread with butter
lettuce
tomatoes
A couple of splashes of tabasco sauce should spice up any boring sarnie.
I recently did pimp out a sarnie, in the most extreme fashion. A large sunday dinner party left me with remaining roast rib of beef and half a large chicken. I thinly carved the beef and lightly fried it with some sliced brown and red onion with salt and black pepper, and did similar with some more thickly carved chicken. I then layered this on a slice of freshly baked bread, thickly cut ofc, and topped with some sliced cherry tomatoes fried in olive oil with black pepper and fresh basil. I then covered it in greated mild chedder and a little fresh parmesan (not the rubbish stuff from a shaker obv.) and grilled it until the cheese was just melted and the sandwich was warm.
Now, im not recommending people actually go to that length on a daily basis, but if you ever find yourself with the bare essentials about, i suggest making a similar approach. Really, Really, Really, Really, good. Promise.
Bacon, Brie and salsa. That's a favorute of mine, make sure to melt the brie as well. YUM!
My two favs of the moment:
Ciabatta with bacon, stilton & cranberry sauce (m&s cranberry sauce is great but doesn't keep long).
The old classic, bagel with salmon & cream cheese. If you're trying to avoid a cardiac arrest, I find Philly Extra Light to be more than acceptable of late.
Also, anything with goats cheese - even cold Pizza Hut pizza. Hmm, does pizza count as an (albeit open) sandwich?
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