Sandwiches List 2

 This is the sandwiches list 2. We will be a total of 60 sandwiches in all because I love lists and it helps to be able to look at a list like this and plan your menu for the week or month! I hope it works as well for you as it does me.

 

Bean & Cheese Burrito Wrap
1 cup refried beans
1/2 cup shredded cheese
4 tortillas

To make: spread beans and cheese onto your tortillas then roll them up and heat them through in a pan on your stovetop or change it up and make a quesadilla by spreading your beans and cheese between 2 tortillas and cook it in a skillet until it’s golden brown. Cut into wedges to serve.

Mushroom Melt
1 cup mushrooms - sauteed
4 slices bread
2 slices cheese

To make: layer mushrooms and cheese, grill until melted.

Bologna & Cheese Sandwich*
4 slices bread
4 slices bologna
2 slices cheese
Mustard or mayonnaise

To make: layer bologna and cheese, add condiment, close sandwich.

I love to make bologna, mayonnaise and ketchup sandwiches – no cheese! Start by toasting your bread then add mayonnaise on each piece of toast followed by ketchup (as much or as little as you like) and finally add the bologna. Close it up and eat it.

Pimento Cheese Sandwich*
1/2 cup shredded cheddar
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 tablespoon diced pimentos
4 slices bread

To make: mix cheese, mayonnaise, pimentos; spread on bread.

Here are a few more ideas for cheese sandwiches:
    Raw Onion - thinly sliced
    Caramelized Onions – you have cooked on your stovetop
    Green Onions – great with a sharp cheese
    Dill Pickle Slices
    Lettuce – this is simple and fresh
    Coleslaw – a creamy, crunchy combo
    Black Olives – the salty olives work great with cheese
    Pickled Beets – for an earthy, tangy sandwich

Not exactly a cheese sandwich but you could even pile some leftover macaroni and cheese between some bread and either eat it cold or grill it up for a comforting food delight.

Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich*
4 slices bread
Peanut butter 
Butter or margarine
Optional: jelly

To make: spread butter or margarine on a piece of bread. Add peanut butter to the margarine piece. On the other piece of bread add your jelly if you desire and combine. Or skip the peanut butter and just use jelly or jam for a sweet sandwich, great for breakfast or as a snack.

Note: you could replace the jelly with a banana that you slice thinly or you could replace the jelly with honey for a sweet sandwich. Here are a few more options to replace the jelly:
    Pretzels – for a salty crunch
    Apple Slices – sweet and crisp
    Raisins – sweet and chewy
    Chocolate Chips or Chocolate Syrup – sweet indulgence
    Honey Nut Cheerios – crunchy, sweet breakfast option
    Maple Syrup – sweet and comforting breakfast option

BLT (Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato) Sandwich
4 slices bread
4 strips bacon
Lettuce
Tomato slices
Mayonnaise

To make: cook your bacon then layer lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise onto your bread or remove the lettuce and simply make it a bacon and tomato sandwich.

Chicken Salad Sandwich
1 cup cooked chicken – shredded or for a more budget friendly option, opt for canned chicken
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
4 slices bread
Optional: 1 tablespoon celery

To make: mix chicken, mayonnaise, celery, if  using. Spread on bread. I make this all the time without the celery.

BBQ Chicken Sandwich
1 cup cooked chicken – shredded or canned chicken for a budget friendly option
2 tablespoons BBQ sauce
4 buns – like hamburger buns

To make: mix chicken with BBQ sauce, serve on buns. This can be served hot or cold.

Chicken Caesar Wrap
1 cup cooked chicken – shredded or canned chicken for a more budget friendly option
2 tablespoons Caesar dressing
Lettuce
2 tortillas

To make: mix chicken with dressing, add lettuce, wrap in tortillas.

Turkey Cranberry Sandwich
4 slices bread
4 slices turkey
2 tablespoons cranberry sauce

To make: layer turkey and cranberry sauce on bread.

Now you have a total of 20 sandwich recipes and ideas. We will continue in the next post.

💗 Jo