Life is good when you have a good sandwich is a quote by Keanu Reeves” .
And I do agree with him as you can make a sandwich out of any meal if you are in a hurry. My husband thinks that triangle sandwiches taste better than square ones. I think that little squares are easier to handle and eat. What do you think?
I make sandwiches for myself every single day for lunch with various fillings but have never shared a recipe. I am sharing this for two reasons – One is because my blogger friend Nayna from Simply Foods is hosting an event called Let’s make sandwiches. The second reason is because one of the fans from my facebook page Authentic vegetarian recipes asked me to share this recipe.
1. Wash and prepare the salad and peppers
2. Spread the butter or margarine to your bread.
3. Spread out the peppers and salad on the bread. The peppers add a lovely spicy taste to your sandwiches.
4. Sprinkle the grated cheese on one side of the bread.
5. Sprinkle some black pepper and basil on the salad if you wish. Try not to use salt as it’s not good for you plus will make your sandwiches soggy if you prepare them early for your lunch.
6. Join the two slices of bread, remove the crust and cut your sandwiches into triangles and pack them for your lunch. These sandwiches need to be eaten cold.
7. Enjoy these colourful sandwiches with any drink of your choice.
8. Watch out for more variations of my sandwiches over the coming weeks.
Other sandwich recipes to try from my blog are:
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