Sandwich Recipes Easy to Make

by Patricia Fioriello on November 20, 2009

Sandwich recipes easy to make

The most popular type of food, the sandwich, can be made from a combination of sauces, vegetables, meats, cheeses and breads that enhance the flavor of the sandwich.

From snacks to an entire meal, sandwiches make the whole process of preparing them a quick and easy job. Hot or cold sandwiches, meat or vegetable sandwiches, all produce healthy recipes with traditional or new flavors.

Here are some sandwich recipes, easy to make that can create an ideal meal for people any time of the day.

Hot Sandwiches

With winter approaching, nothing sounds better than a sumptuous hot meal. These sandwiches can be grilled, baked or microwaved to add to the taste.

One such sandwich recipe is the easy Chicken Quesadillas. All it takes to prepare one is around 6 flour tortillas, 2 packages of cooked diced chicken, one to one and half cups of shredded mozzarella, three tablespoons of butter, a cup of salsa, and a cup of shredded Colby cheese.

After topping the first half with half the quantity of cheese, chicken and then covering it with the remaining cheese, top with remaining tortillas that are spread with butter. Then, cook it over medium heat. After turning the quesadillas and cooking on the opposite side for 2-3 minutes, serve them hot with salsa as a dip for a warm mouth-watering flavor.

Cold Sandwiches

For perfect cold sandwiches for the kids’ lunchbox, go for the Mini Bagel Sandwiches. After cutting the bagels into half, spread pesto on one half and mayonnaise on the other half. Then, cut slices of the American cheese, lettuce, sandwich meat, tomatoes and place them on the bagels, and the lunch is ready! And all it takes is less than ten minutes to prepare them!

Vegetable Sandwiches

So you want a meatless sandwich. How do Caramelized Onion and Cheese Focaccia Sandwiches sound? Begin by melting around 3 tablespoons of butter, add two sliced medium onions and saute them for about 15 to 20 minutes until they are brown and caramelized. Place around four slices of Provolone or Colby-Monterey Jack cheese on one half of focaccia, and top it with onions and the remaining cheese. Cover it with the other half of focaccia bread, wrap with aluminum foil and bake for about fifteen to twenty minutes or until the cheese melts. Cut it and serve!

Sandwiches are highly versatile, with different ingredients adding to the flavor and appeal of them. For children to adults, and for health conscious individuals, sandwiches can satisfy the hunger needs of everyone.

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