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Ideas for fillings for toasted sandwiches please?
Allexie
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Thanks to THIS thread started by Artofdookie I am now the proud owner of a toasted sandwich maker. Never having posessed such a thing before I'm totally at a loss as to what to use for fillings. Any ideas please? Veggie if poss!
Many thanks
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Many thanks
*Are those squeaks's fairy footsteps I can hear thundering in this direction
- if he sooo much as mentions the word 'index'!!!!!!!*
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Cheddar Cheese & Red Onion - delish!!!!!0
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Allexie wrote:- if he sooo much as mentions the word 'index'!!!!!!!*
:rotfl: With you Allexie. It puts the fear of God into me too. :rotfl:
I can never find anything so I always just ask.
Edit: Don't be offended squeaks....just a harmless quip. :beer:Herman - MP for all!
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Obviously anything with cheese, but for something a bit different how about mincemeat (the sultana kind, not the actual meat). When it gets closer to Christmas, a couple of these dusted with icing sugar are just the thing to get you into the festive mood. If you can, give the toasties a half turn partway through the cooking to make smaller triangles.
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Ruby_Pudding wrote:Cheddar Cheese & Red Onion - delish!!!!!
erm...do you cook the onion first?????
*sooo not a domestic goddess*
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Depends on how you like your onion, if you have your teeth in then just cut some up and bung it on top of some cheese, if not then you can put some cut up onion in the microwave in a bit of water for a min or two, it softens it up so it won't hurt your gums.Allexie wrote:erm...do you cook the onion first?????
*sooo not a domestic goddess*
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Our Favs are:
Classic cheese and onion
Turkey, brie and redcurrant jelly
Sage and onion stuffing, cheddar cheese and chicken
Baked beans, bacon and slice potato (bacon and potato cooked first)
Have fun, I love my sarnie toasterLife's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0 -
Ohhh, my dad (and I know this isn't veggie, sorry) used to make cheese on spam on toast, with a bit of ketchup on the bread! he used to call it swiss toast, bet it would make a great toasted sarnie!
Or what about tuna sweetcorn and cheese
or cheese and tomato.oooh look only about 220 posts and I got round to doing my Avatar already!!0 -
erm...do you cook the onion first?????
Not normally no. But I'm not sure I'm still talking to you! Harumph!
I think there is mention of toastie fillings in some of the sandwich threads though you'd have to trawl through loads of stuff to find specific ones. Basically pretty much anything that will go into an ordinary sandwich can be toasted...
..I'll leave you to guess where most of the sandwich threads are collected
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elvis_bloggs wrote:Depends on how you like your onion, if you have your teeth in then just cut some up and bung it on top of some cheese, if not then you can put some cut up onion in the microwave in a bit of water for a min or two, it softens it up so it won't hurt your gums.
awww thanks elvis...sooo kind of you to show such concern for my dentistry!!
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