Sunday, June 3, 2007

New York Sandwich

This sandwich is very easy to prepare. It's not expensive, and is a perfect match with pasta, noodles or with juice or softdrinks (soda). Goes well with coffee, hot chocolate and with tea, too.

Ingredients:
1 loaf sliced bread (moist, white, freshly baked)
mayonnaise
eden cheese, or quick melt cheese, cut into strips (the size of french fries)
2 eggs, well beaten
japanese bread crumbs

Procedure:
1. Using a rolling pin or a bottle, flatten each slice.
2. Spread mayonnaise on one face of the flattened bread.
3. Place 1 or 2 cheese strips on the edge of the bread.
4. Starting from the edge with the cheese, roll the bread as tightly as possible.
5. Dip each rolled bread into the beaten egg, then roll on bread crumbs.
6. Heat in an oven toaster or turbo broiler, just before serving.

Optional:
Fried bacon maybe used instead of cheese.

The sandwich can be fried, too. Place on paper towels after frying to remove excess oil.

2 comments:

Ed Benjamin said...

Hi Jo:
Just keep it down for now. I saw my partner composing an italian (dish) recipe. She has not finalized it, so I'm hoping for her first article to compliment your sandwich, as early as this weekend coming.

JoGJMac(http://titajo.blogspot.com) said...

so sorry, i read your comment only now. anyway, the good thing is tia annie has finally published her first blog. when i said 'first' it means that there will be asecond, a third, a fourth, and so on and so forth.

i promise you, you'll love her LINGUINE WITH SHRIMP SCAMPI much more, when you eat it with my NEW YORK SANDWICH. what a combination - Italian and New Yorker - aren't they passionate about everything?