The "Great Sandwich" Recipe Thread.

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motown13
motown13 Posts: 688 Member
OK, I know many of my favorites are not MFP friendly, but I do eat a sandwich every week..... one of the only times I allow myself some cheese, really. Tomorrow I will be making the following sandwich for my family:

Sourdough Bread
Brie Cheese
Blueberry or Strawberry Preserves
Proscuitto

This will be a version of grilled cheese. Personally, I won't touch it, as I hate Brie cheese. Not sure what I will have, but it will likely be a sandwich.
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  • djames92
    djames92 Posts: 990 Member
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    not even the least bit healthy but


    a loaf of garlic bread
    thinly sliced medium rare steak
    bacon!
    cheese

    and boom complete week of calories in one sandwhich!

    but it was quite delicious
  • teebeegeebee
    teebeegeebee Posts: 218 Member
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    Try cranberry jelly instead of the preserves and I bet it will be lovely

    Matt
  • motown13
    motown13 Posts: 688 Member
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    Try cranberry jelly instead of the preserves and I bet it will be lovely

    Matt

    can't be..... it has Brie... :)
  • MrGonzo05
    MrGonzo05 Posts: 1,120 Member
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    The cheese steak. Once you achieve perfection, stop polishing.
  • missdelajay
    missdelajay Posts: 45 Member
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    Pastrami with mustard, pickles, and provolone. I don't care about the bun. Just give me the meat!
  • laserturkey
    laserturkey Posts: 1,680 Member
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    Nice, chewy, whole grain bread, preferably with nuts/seeds/wheatberries in it
    Thin layer of yellow mustard on one slice
    Peanut butter on the other
    In between, big, thick pile of leaf lettuce
    (Add any other salad-type items, like onions)

    Tastes like a salad with honey mustard dressing in sandwich form.
  • walkie_eggs
    walkie_eggs Posts: 7 Member
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    Lunch today:

    Sourdough, medium-thick cut from a loaf
    Maple ham
    Deli chicken
    Mayo
    Whole grain mustard
    2 slices Garlic & Herb monterey jack cheese

    Half of that, a few chips and 2 bottles of water kept me well within calories for the day. Will eat the other half tomorrow.
  • devil_in_a_blue_dress
    devil_in_a_blue_dress Posts: 5,214 Member
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    I make all of our bread, so my bread, roast beef, red onion, horseradish sauce mixed with cream cheese and arugula dressed with olive oil, lemon zest, salt and pepper. Panini style. Add a slice of aged cheddar if I have it, but usually my cheese budget goes to goat cheese and various blues.
  • motown13
    motown13 Posts: 688 Member
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    The cheese steak. Once you achieve perfection, stop polishing.

    Indeed..... and before MFP, I used to eat at least one a week. I've probably eaten over 1000 in my life..... Now, I "maybe" eat one per month.

    Here was the way I ate mine:

    The steak
    American Cheese..... no damn cheese wiz.... that's for tourists, IMO. ( I lived in or near Philly for 50 years )
    Fried Onions
    Hot Peppers..... though I am partial to sauteed jalapenos, or habaneros
    Mushrooms..... NOT CANNED
    and, depending on my mood, ketch or mayo
    Occasionally some pickle slices

    I miss eating them, but 1 heart attack is enough. :)
  • AlongCame_Molly
    AlongCame_Molly Posts: 2,835 Member
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    butterflied grilled chicken breast
    pesto OR guacamole, depending on your mood
    muenster cheese
    bacon
    wilted spinach
    any bread will do, but ciabatta is best

    So DAMN GOOD
  • GeekAmour
    GeekAmour Posts: 262
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    Lunch today:

    Sourdough, medium-thick cut from a loaf
    Maple ham
    Deli chicken
    Mayo
    Whole grain mustard
    2 slices Garlic & Herb monterey jack cheese

    Half of that, a few chips and 2 bottles of water kept me well within calories for the day. Will eat the other half tomorrow.

    That sounds yum, but can someone tell me why in America, chips with sandwiches is a thing?? It seems SUPER odd to me!
  • motown13
    motown13 Posts: 688 Member
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    Lunch today:

    Sourdough, medium-thick cut from a loaf
    Maple ham
    Deli chicken
    Mayo
    Whole grain mustard
    2 slices Garlic & Herb monterey jack cheese

    Half of that, a few chips and 2 bottles of water kept me well within calories for the day. Will eat the other half tomorrow.

    That sounds yum, but can someone tell me why in America, chips with sandwiches is a thing?? It seems SUPER odd to me!

    Do you mean French Fries or potato chips?
  • azcat1281
    azcat1281 Posts: 22 Member
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    Lunch today:

    Sourdough, medium-thick cut from a loaf
    Maple ham
    Deli chicken
    Mayo
    Whole grain mustard
    2 slices Garlic & Herb monterey jack cheese

    Half of that, a few chips and 2 bottles of water kept me well within calories for the day. Will eat the other half tomorrow.

    That sounds yum, but can someone tell me why in America, chips with sandwiches is a thing?? It seems SUPER odd to me!

    Lol I spent 3 weeks in Holland and I found it strange that people used margarine instead of mayo and mustard on their sandwiches. They also didn't dip french fries in ketchup but instead dipped them in a mayo/mustard type of dip. Also, they used a stomper to extract lemon juice out of a slice of lemon instead of squeezing it !!!! And lastly they used very small coffee cups whereas I love to use a jumbo sized coffee mug !!!! I loved Holland !!!! I could get use to these differences !!!!
  • Tubbs216
    Tubbs216 Posts: 6,597 Member
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    Sourdough Bread
    Brie Cheese
    Blueberry or Strawberry Preserves
    Proscuitto

    This will be a version of grilled cheese. Personally, I won't touch it, as I hate Brie cheese. Not sure what I will have, but it will likely be a sandwich.
    I'll have your share! (But switch out the strawberry jam for fig, please!)
  • shadowlydarkness
    shadowlydarkness Posts: 243 Member
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    Lunch today:

    Sourdough, medium-thick cut from a loaf
    Maple ham
    Deli chicken
    Mayo
    Whole grain mustard
    2 slices Garlic & Herb monterey jack cheese

    Half of that, a few chips and 2 bottles of water kept me well within calories for the day. Will eat the other half tomorrow.

    That sounds yum, but can someone tell me why in America, chips with sandwiches is a thing?? It seems SUPER odd to me!

    Lol I spent 3 weeks in Holland and I found it strange that people used margarine instead of mayo and mustard on their sandwiches. They also didn't dip french fries in ketchup but instead dipped them in a mayo/mustard type of dip. Also, they used a stomper to extract lemon juice out of a slice of lemon instead of squeezing it !!!! And lastly they used very small coffee cups whereas I love to use a jumbo sized coffee mug !!!! I loved Holland !!!! I could get use to these differences !!!!

    Yay, I'm from Holland, finally someone who agrees that not every sandwich needs mayo and mustard, how ever is can be yummy lol
  • iggyboo93
    iggyboo93 Posts: 524 Member
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    I'm getting intoxicated reading this thread.

    Philly cheesesteak - thin sliced ribeye, garlic powder, black pepper, white american with mushrooms on a crispy 8" hoagie roll
    Patty melt (is it a sandwich??) with a juicy beef patty cooked the rarest that the health department will legally allow
    Reuben made with fresh corned beef and grilled like a patty melt
    NC pulled pork with a scoop of coleslaw
    A loaded burger with an egg on top

    All sandwiches above must have juices dripping onto the plate as you are eating it.

    One thing I hate on burgers/sandwiches - tomato based bbq sauce - I have yet to find a decent bbq sauce besides Cookies from Wall Lake, IA.
  • LilEmm
    LilEmm Posts: 240
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    This one is brie free, and suuuper good!

    Multigrain bread
    Avocado
    RIPE tomato slices (you may have to wait until July to make this sandwich)
    Cheddar slices
    hot sauce
  • LilEmm
    LilEmm Posts: 240
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    I hear you! Goat cheese, yummm
    I make all of our bread, so my bread, roast beef, red onion, horseradish sauce mixed with cream cheese and arugula dressed with olive oil, lemon zest, salt and pepper. Panini style. Add a slice of aged cheddar if I have it, but usually my cheese budget goes to goat cheese and various blues.
  • JazmineYoli
    JazmineYoli Posts: 547 Member
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    Pastrami with mustard, pickles, and provolone. I don't care about the bun. Just give me the meat!

    I 2nd that. Love a good pastrami. I need some sauerkraut too.
  • louiseshaw88
    louiseshaw88 Posts: 132 Member
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    Chicken
    Sweet chilli sauce (Just a drizzle)
    Raw red pepper
    Crisp salad leaves

    All in a freshly baked mini baguette

    Roll on lunch time !! (27 mins UK time and counting !)