On a slice of brown bread slather mustard sauce. 2. Lay down a slice of chicken ham, 3 tomato slices and a lettuce leaf. 3. Cover the sandwich with another bread slice with a little mustard on it. 4.
Put all the sandwich filling ingredients (except the cream) into a food processor and blend until smooth (the mixtuer should spread easily, but add a little cream if needed.) Cover four slices of ...
Not in the mood to turn on the oven? Bring a spiral-cut ham to room temperature, then carve off slices to serve in sandwiches with Dijon, brown, or yellow mustard. You can also shred slices of ...
French sandwiches are great for a lunch or snack you can get at a café or make at home. With simple ingredients, these ...
The Great British Sandwich Study: The most-loved UK sandwiches named as Gen Z turn away from classic fillings (Photo: ...