There are tons of ideas, just go ahead and experiment to go beyond the classic PB+J sandwich.
Showing posts with label Sandwich. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandwich. Show all posts
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Peanut Butter and Banana Obsession
I love peanut butter. Yes, you've heard it before... I know... Well, my new thing is mixing it with banana. I used to just eat bananas with peanut butter, because mmmmm.... But then I thought, why not make a wrap with peanut butter and bananas?
Another super easy thing to do is an open faced sandwich with peanut butter spread on top, and then topped with sliced bananas.
There are tons of ideas, just go ahead and experiment to go beyond the classic PB+J sandwich.
There are tons of ideas, just go ahead and experiment to go beyond the classic PB+J sandwich.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
The Danish Open Faced Sandwich
To make good Smørrebrød (as we call it in Denmark) is really an art, but one of the most delicious things in the world. The good thing about it is that you can be super creative and make it with almost anything you like. All it requires is good rye bread, lunch meat or fish, and whatever other toppings you would like.
This one is one of my favorites, and it's super simple. Just a couple of slices of avocado and topped with a tablespoon of cottage cheese and salt and pepper.
This is one of the classics. Start out with putting some kind of green base on the base. I used spinach in this case, but lettuce or rucola or whatever you would like would be good. Then you take a hard boiled egg and slice into 1/8 inch slices. Top with slices of tomato and cucumber and some mayonnaise, and don't forget salt and pepper.
A thing that is very popular in Denmark on rye bread is different kinds of fish. Usually some kind of canned fish. In this case, I used tuna, and made a simple tuna and egg salad and put it on a base of spinach and topped with a couple of sliced tomato and cucumber.
This one is one of my favorites, and it's super simple. Just a couple of slices of avocado and topped with a tablespoon of cottage cheese and salt and pepper.
This is one of the classics. Start out with putting some kind of green base on the base. I used spinach in this case, but lettuce or rucola or whatever you would like would be good. Then you take a hard boiled egg and slice into 1/8 inch slices. Top with slices of tomato and cucumber and some mayonnaise, and don't forget salt and pepper.
A thing that is very popular in Denmark on rye bread is different kinds of fish. Usually some kind of canned fish. In this case, I used tuna, and made a simple tuna and egg salad and put it on a base of spinach and topped with a couple of sliced tomato and cucumber.
Other things to put on rye bread:
Nutella (SO GOOD)
Lunch meat
Boiled potatoes with mayonnaise
Peanut Butter with banana slices
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