Ah the sandwich. Prince of the breakfasts on the move, King of the late night snack, Grandmaster of the workday lunch. I love the little beggars, my recipes are extensive and varied and I include a couple below for your gastronomic delight! The Simpleton. Ham (off the bone is better than processed) Grated cheddar cheese, a lashing of garlic mayo on a brown or white bread roll. Quick and tasty for lunch. Add slices of cold boiled potato to make this into The Tea Spoiler The Captains Table Tinned tuna mixed with one large ripe chopped tomato, ground pepper and a tablespoon of plain mayo. Better if granary roll is used. Eat as ...  Read the complete review

It was a late night, i hadn't eaten and i just wanted a cheap and quick snack. When your a student, it's not only hard to find time to eat, it's hard to find the money to purchase why your eating, that's why this cheap and filling baguette is worth making! I made this for my sisters once and eventhough they usually hate lettuce, they loved it! Lemon, Chicken and Lettuce baguette? Sounds mad, doesn't it? It tastes great though, trust me! You'll need a baguette (There's always this deal on in ASDA where you can buy 3 2pack baguettes for £1.50! Bargain!) A Lemon, Shredded Iceberg Lettuce, Ready cooked chicken, Mayonnaise, Butter. You just ...  Read the complete review

Veg and egg sandwich- this is a great substitute to the boring cold sandwiches and is healthy too. I make it for my kid- just a way of giving him some veggies to eat. The below recipe will make 6 sandwiches. Ingredients- Bread- 12 slices Cucumber-half Tomato-2 Onion-2 Boiled eggs- 4 tomato ketchup Salt/Pepper Method- 1) First slice all the vegetables and eggs into circles. 2) Spread ketchup on the slices of bread- i actually use Maggi hot and sweet tomato chilli sauce because i like it a bit spicy. This sauce is available in Tescos at the world food/Asian section. 3) Arrange the veg and egg slices on ...  Read the complete review

Something slightly different today for me , as well as an app review. My freind recently came around and we were talking about weird foods (I dont know how this came about) , but anyway he mentioned his favorite sandwich was chocolate spread and peanut butter. Now I laughed this off but he was adamant that it was a brilliant sandwich, and so the conversation died out and later that evening I was hungry, intrigue pulled down the fillings of chocolate and peanut and with a brave face I tryed. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM , I was wrong to dispell this culinary creation , the mixture is strange and intresting. The filling seems to be ...  Read the complete review

Sandwiches are generally an on the go out of the home food. Children take them to nursery and school, adults take them to work and families have them on day breaks out. Popular sandwiches such as Ploughman's Cheese and Pickle and egg mayonnaise always go down a treat. You can buy sandwiches ready made at your local supermarket, petrol station and sweet shops but i personally prefer home made as you know it has not been handled by anyone else. The best bread to use to make your sandwiches is Hovis as it contains no artificial ingredients and is the bread used by top food outlet Pret A Manger. When using salad in your sandwiches always allow it to drain off well after  Read the complete review