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I'm pretty good at coking and me and my friends have decided to through a cooking sleepover party...... fun, healthy, something for dinner... it doesn't really matter what kind of recipe
thanks xoxoxox
all the answers so far have been wonderful...,. sorry if i dont pic one for best answer because they are all that good
tank u all so much.
Answer
Make yummy sandwhiche's
CUBAN SANDWICH
Traditional Ingredients:
3 slices (almost shaved) of boiled ham
3 slices of turkey (optional)
3 slices roast pork hot or cold
3 slices of salami
3 slices of Swiss cheese
3 or 4 slices of pickles
1/3 cut Cuban bread hard crust
Optional Ingredients:
3 slices of tomato
4 slices of green bell pepper
3 slices onion
1/3 cut French or Cuban bread
1 leaf Romaine lettuce
mayonnaise, mustard to taste
It is important that the sandwich be prepared on Cuban bread, French or Italian bread - any artisan style bread with a hard crust.
All cold cuts should be sliced very thinly; almost shaved. Slice the bread in an open faced fashion and spread lightly with mustard first, then with mayonnaise. Remember this is not entirely traditional, but still good.
Add the ham (roast pork), turkey and salami. Next add a layer of tomato, pepper, onion and lettuce. Top the sandwich and press.
Press the sandwich on a hot skillet with a weight on top. A suitable weight would be a heavy (clean) cast iron skillet that has been heated until sizzling.
Or better yet, use a sandwich press or panini grill if one is available.
Cuban Sandwiches and their variations are sold in almost every Deli or Restaurant in Tampa, Florida.
Cuban sandwiches are good cold and for picnics or take-alongs, too.
Make yummy sandwhiche's
CUBAN SANDWICH
Traditional Ingredients:
3 slices (almost shaved) of boiled ham
3 slices of turkey (optional)
3 slices roast pork hot or cold
3 slices of salami
3 slices of Swiss cheese
3 or 4 slices of pickles
1/3 cut Cuban bread hard crust
Optional Ingredients:
3 slices of tomato
4 slices of green bell pepper
3 slices onion
1/3 cut French or Cuban bread
1 leaf Romaine lettuce
mayonnaise, mustard to taste
It is important that the sandwich be prepared on Cuban bread, French or Italian bread - any artisan style bread with a hard crust.
All cold cuts should be sliced very thinly; almost shaved. Slice the bread in an open faced fashion and spread lightly with mustard first, then with mayonnaise. Remember this is not entirely traditional, but still good.
Add the ham (roast pork), turkey and salami. Next add a layer of tomato, pepper, onion and lettuce. Top the sandwich and press.
Press the sandwich on a hot skillet with a weight on top. A suitable weight would be a heavy (clean) cast iron skillet that has been heated until sizzling.
Or better yet, use a sandwich press or panini grill if one is available.
Cuban Sandwiches and their variations are sold in almost every Deli or Restaurant in Tampa, Florida.
Cuban sandwiches are good cold and for picnics or take-alongs, too.
Ideas on dish or appetizer to bring to Holiday Party?
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I am bored with all my same old recipes. I am looking for some new ideas on a dish or appetizer to bring to a holiday party. Something that can be served cold or can heat and hang out in a crock pot. I won't have access to an oven. Can be healthy, unhealthy, whatever, just want some news ideas or suggestions. Thanks!
I have checked with the hostess, and she said anything goes, all she is providing is hot sandwichs and nobody has confirmed a dish they are bringing as of yet so anything goes. I just really want different ideas other then my same old recipes. Thanks.
Answer
You are best to work with the hostess to see if they would like something like the potato salad or a tray of dainty finger sandwiches, a tray of Vol au Vents (the filling can be re heated there.)
Dune
You are best to work with the hostess to see if they would like something like the potato salad or a tray of dainty finger sandwiches, a tray of Vol au Vents (the filling can be re heated there.)
Dune
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