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Archive for the ‘Sandwiches’ Category

August 27th, 2008

Tomato sandwich on a baguette…panini

Depending upon how large a section you slice for each portion, this sandwich can be for lunch or for dinner. We had it recently, on a surprisingly cold rainy summer evening. I heated them, but you can serve them warm or cool.  Wrap them in foil to heat in the oven or on the grill […]

By Cyndi Lavin -- 0 comments

August 4th, 2008

Results: What’s your favorite sandwich

Morgan shared this one!
I love taking a simple sandwich and adding a flavorful spread to make it outstanding. One of my favorite recipes is for the Onion and Garlic Classic Club:
Ingredients:
• 3 slices of sandwich bread
• ¼-pound deli-sliced turkey
• Santa Barbara Bay Caramelized Onion and Roasted Garlic Dip
• Iceberg lettuce
• 3 strips bacon
• Sliced tomato
• […]

By Cyndi Lavin -- 0 comments

August 1st, 2008

Question of the month: What’s your favorite sandwich for hot weather?

When it’s too hot to light the fire, sandwiches are a good option, but only if they’re good sandwiches! Otherwise, everyone ends up feeling kind of deprived. One of my favorites is to use previously roasted or grilled chicken. Now you can even buy pre-cooked rotisserie chickens at most grocery stores.
I slice […]

By Cyndi Lavin -- 4 comments

April 25th, 2008

Aparagus melt with pesto spread by Cooking Light

Randy Mayor; Melanie J. Clarke
Asparagus is coming into season right now, and here’s a great suggestion for how to use it, from Cooking Light.
Asparagus Melt with Pesto Spread

16 asparagus spears
3 tablespoons […]

By Cyndi Lavin -- 0 comments

April 16th, 2008

Falafel

Falafel is traditionally fried in a deep pool of olive oil, but it’s possible to bake them instead with less oil if you’d prefer. I like to actually start mine out by frying, just to get a crisp coat on both sides. Then I transfer them to the oven for the remainder of the cooking […]

By Cyndi Lavin -- 0 comments