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Tea Sandwiches |
Favorite Sandwiches |
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Apple-Boursin Cheese Open Face Fingers
Carrot-Ginger Tea Sandwiches
Carrot-Raisin Tea
Sandwiches
Chicken Curry Tea Sandwiches
Cucumber Mint Tea Sandwiches
Cucumber Tea Sandwiches
Goat Cheese and Watercress Tea Sandwich
James Beard's Onion Sandwiches
Putting on the Ritz Egg Salad Tea Sandwiches
Radish-Poppy Seed Tea Sandwiches
Radish Sandwiches on Zucchini Basil Muffins
Smoked Salmon Sandwich on Pumpernickel
Spring
Radish Tea Sandwiches
Walnut Tea Sandwiches
Watercress Tea
Sandwiches
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To learn about the history and
legends of favorite sandwiches, check out the
History
of Sandwiches.
Check out my
English High Tea Menu
and
Spring Tea Menu.
Lot of recipes for your
Afternoon Tea or High Tea
Tea Sandwiches:
Allow 4 to 6 cut sandwich servings for each person.
Choose the best-quality white or wheat bread as
possible. Never serve end slices. Freezing the bread before cutting and then
spreading makes for easier handling.
Bread slices should be lightly buttered not matter
what the filling. Unsalted butter should always be used. Butter should be at
room temperature before spreading. Sandwiches will not become limp and soggy
as readily if you spread the butter to the edge of the bread.
Cut the crusts off the bread with a long, sharp
knife after the sandwiches are filled. This keeps everything neater.
Since tea sandwiches should be delicate, cut each
sandwich in half on the diagonal or into thirds or fourths before serving.
Decorative shapes can be made with cookie cutters.
Making Sandwiches Ahead of
Time:
If you need to make tea sandwiches in advance and need to keep them from
drying out, cover them loosely with a sheet of wax paper and then place a
damp kitchen towel over the wax paper (never place a damp towel directly on
top of the bread because the sandwiches will become soggy.
Refrigerate until serving time.
When ready to serve, remove from refrigerator. Uncover sandwiches
only just
before serving.
Milk is served with tea,
not cream. Cream is too heavy and masks the taste of the tea.
Although some pour their milk in the cup first, it is probably
better to pour the milk in the tea after it is in the cup in order
to get the correct amount.
When serving lemon with
tea, lemon slices are preferable, not wedges. Either provide a small fork or
lemon fork for your guests, or have the tea server can neatly place
a slice in the tea cup after the tea has been poured. Be sure
never to add lemon with milk since the lemon's citric acid will
cause the proteins in the milk to curdle.
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Avocado-Tomato Melt
The perfect Fall dinner or lunch sandwich when
the tomatoes are ripe. I like to use my vine-ripened tomatoes. So good! |
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Beef on
Weck (Beef on Wick or Weck)
Some people consider Beef on Weck
- thinly sliced rare roast beef (piled high as 6 inches) on a freshly baked
kummelweck roll - the best roast beef sandwich in America. This sandwich is
a staple of Buffalo, New York.
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BLT Sandwich
This sandwich is a favorite of both my husband and I. Especially during the
fresh tomato season.
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Chevre
Wrap
This recipe and photo are courtesy of Jane
Butel.
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Chimichanga
The chimichanga, or "chimi," has achieved
cult status in Tucson. A chimichanga is a burrito prepared with a choice
of meat, vegetables, and spices. deep-fried to a golden perfection, and
served on a bed or lettuce with cheese and mild sauce.
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Cornish Pasties
These are basically individual pies filled
with meats and vegetables that are cooked together. The identifying
feature of the Cornish pasty is really the pastry and it’s crimping.
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Croque Madame Egg Sandwich
This breakfast-style sandwich is
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Cuban Sandwich
Tasty, toasted Cuban sandwiches are Miami's
favorite snack. These treats can be found in most Miami restaurants, but the
best places to buy them are from the street corner-snack bars, called
loncherias.
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Egg Salad Sandwich
Egg
Salad Sandwiches has always been one of my very favorite sandwiches!
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Fluffernutter Sandwich
What is a Fluffernutter?
It is not just a regular sandwich, but a Fluffernutter Sandwich! It is a
calorie-laden sandwich made with two slices of bread layered with peanut
butter and Marshmallow Fluff, and sometimes along with the occasional
banana.
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French Dip Sandwich
It is a beef sandwich on a long white French
roll that is dipped into pan juices. American menus often describe the pan
juice as “au jus.” Au jus is a French expression, which means “with broth”
or “with juice.”
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Great American Hamburger
The elements of the perfect hamburger are a
patty of ground beef in a soft round bun, served with ketchup, pickles, and
onions. You may add other condiments, whatever you like, but the meat itself
must be of prime quality or it’s not worth the effort. What people prefer on
their hamburger can vary from region to region in the United States.
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Gourmet
Roast Beef Deli Sandwich
What could be better than a wonderful roast
beef sandwich.
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Grilled Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese Sandwich
A very unusual and tasty cheese sandwich. So simple and so
good! The pepper makes a wonderful tasting statement along
with the Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, so use good peppercorns
and grind them fresh. Cut into small finger sandwiches,
these go great to serve at your wine tastings.
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Horseshoe Sandwich
This sandwich is considered the
signature dish of Springfield, Illinois, the home of Abraham Lincoln. This
sandwich will make your arteries cringe and your taste buds rejoice! Today's
sandwiches now offer either a thick fried ham steak or two large hamburger
patties, and the cheese sauce is poured over the fries. |
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Hot Brown Sandwich
Chef Fred K. Schmidt at the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, created
The Hot Brown sandwich in 1926. Today, this sandwich is considered the
signature food of the hotel restaurant.
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James Beard's Onion Sandwiches
James Beard refers to these sandwiches in his book
Beard on Food. I first tasted these wonderful onion sandwiches at a wine
tasting. They are fantastic! This is quite possibly the perfect reward, along
with a glass of wine, for yourself and your guests.
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Lettuce Wraps or Lettuce Tacos
You've tried burritos and pita pockets, now
try Lettuce Wraps, the latest trend at Asian restaurants.
Cool
and crispy lettuce combined for delicious, hands on meals! In addition, they
are healthy! |
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Limburger Cheese Sandwich
My father, Kenneth Stewart, loved limburger
sandwiches! As a young girl, whenever Dad would eat one of his strong
smelling sandwiches, my brothers and I would cover our noses and make funny
noises as he shooed us off.
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Navajo Fry Bread -
Indian Tacos
Indian fry bread is the foundation of a
popular dish called Indian Tacos. Originally known as Navajo Tacos, they
have been adopted by other tribes. Indian tacos are the universal modern
powwow food. They are also popular attractions at many fairs, festivals, and
outdoor summer shows held in the southwest. |
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New
Orleans Muffuletta Sandwich
The muffufletta sandwiches' nickname is simply “muff.” These sandwiches
can be found all over New Orleans from delis to pool halls and the
corner grocery stores. It is considered as much a signature sandwich of
New Orleans as the Po' Boy Sandwich.
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Philadelphia Cheese Steak
A cheese steak sandwich is not really a steak
at all – it is a sandwich made with chipped steak, steak that has been
frozen and sliced really thin) and cooked on a grill top.
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Pork Carnitas
There are probably as many different
carnita recipes as there are chili con carne recipe. In Mexico,
carnitas are a popular snack. The pork is often used as a filling in
tacos, but carnitas are cooked and eaten in a variety of styles.
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Quesadillas - Sincronizadas
Quesadillas originated in the central part of
Mexico, but they have traveled across the southwest over the years, and have
taken on many different characteristics. Quesadillas are corn tortillas
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Radish, Butter, and Bread
(open-faced sandwiches)
This is a favorite appetizer that has appeared on European menus for decades.
Four ordinary ingredients - bread, butter, salt, and radishes - become a gourmet
delight when they are eaten together.
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Reuben Sandwich
A grilled sandwich made with corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and
Russian dressing on rye bread. There are a couple of legends or stories
involving the creation of the Reuben Sandwich. I can find no actual evidence
to support either claim. You be the judge!
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Scallop Fish
Tacos
A fun way to enjoy the fresh flavors of
Mexican cuisine all wrapped up in a soft taco. This will even work with your
diet!
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Smoked
Salmon Sandwiches on Pumpernickel
A
wonderful and tasty way to use smoked salmon. The pumpernickel bread
gives that "little something special" to the sandwich.
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Spiedie Sandwich
The name comes from the Italian spiedo
meaning “kitchen cooking spit.” Originally made from lamb, they are now made
with virtually any meat. It is chunks of lamb, pork, chicken, beef, or
venison that has been marinated for days in a tart sauce and then grilled on
a metal skewer, usually over charcoal or gas.
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Tuna
Salad Sandwich
I
created this recipe when wanting to fix something different for lunch. I
stuffed this tuna salad into a garden-ripened tomato. It was delicious! This
would also make a wonderful tuna salad sandwich.
Tuna Supreme Sandwich
I'm a
tuna sandwich lover from way back (childhood). I never would have thought
that I would like any tuna sandwich other than the traditional one that I
grew up with. This sandwich converted me. This tuna spread will tingle your
taste buds with all the delicious flavors.
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Veggie Hummus Wrap
This is a very simple
and easy homemade lunch wrap to prepare, as I always have chickpeas, garlic,
fresh lemons, and olive oil in my pantry. This hummus recipe has fewer
calories and less fat and salt than store-bought varieties.
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Walleye Sandwich
Walleye's delicate meat is white and flaky and
no matter how it is prepared, it is delicious. One of the locals' favorite
ways to eat walleye is in a sandwich. A day of fishing would not be complete
without a traditional shore lunch featuring freshly caught walleye from the
icy waters. Thin fillets are breaded and either deep-fried, grilled, or
pan-fried, and served in a fresh French loaf or on a hamburger bun with
lettuce, tomato, and tartar sauce.
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