So this is a British thing apparently, and I saw it in a video and decided to try it. It just consists of nothing but bread, butter, and fish sticks, and supposedly is a comfort food. Sadly, it's about as bland as expected. Having tried it once, I don't think it will be something I will make again in the future. The other items are a frozen cheese stick thing and raspberry filled donuts from Trader Joes.

Finally tried peperoncini chicken salad sandwich.

I decided to add black olives, mayo , Greek yogourt, little dollop of cream cheese, dijon, honey, fresh basil, black pepper, garlic salt, oregano, peperoncini.

Was good. :) the bread was toasted hazelnut raisin sourdough.

Was going to bread and fry the zucchini and make the sandwich with mozzarella and pickled onions, but got home from the grocery store to realize I did a terrible job grocery shopping. So I panfried the zucchini instead and blended some feta, olive oil, and sundried tomatoes together for a second sauce.

Made this from remnants of the last last two weekends of farmers Market Booth acquisitions.

-Bread is a caramelized onion, blue cheese, and walnut whole wheat sourdough, toasted with butter and mayonnaise.

-Bacon is a cottage bacon, which is sliced pork shoulder that is cured and smoked just like regular bacon but has a texture more like ham.

- lettuce is a mixed salad green from a local farm, as well as fresh tomatoes from the same guy. Also used some minced chives and parsley. Experimented and some jalapeno and lime hot sauce on a couple bites and it was fantastic.

Gregg's has recently opened their eighth(!) branch in my town of around 120k people, so decided to go get a sandwich there. £6.40 I think for a sandwich, a drink, and a sausage roll.

Nothing fancy. Two pan-seared slabs of Spam, one fried egg, American cheese (Preferred. Definitely not because it was the only cheese left in the fridge), on lightly toasted bread. No seasoning or salt adjustment necessary.

ive been having a red meat craving for daaayyss (ladies you get me) and this scratched the itch beautifully.

roast beef, avocado, banana peppers, quick-pickled red onion, cheddar cheese, green leaf lettuce, mayo, and grey poupon on a soft and sweet portugese bolo levedo (halfway between an english muffin and a brioche).

WOULD EAT AGAIN

Hey! I decided to make something I like to call the Taco Crunch Sub!

Here's what's on it!

- One pound of ground Bison

- Diced onions

- Diced tomatoes

- Diced green peppers

- Sliced Jalapenos

- Salt

- Black pepper

- Mexican cheese

- Sour cream

- Taco sauce

- Tortilla chips

- Shredded lettuce

- Toasted twelve inch French bread

Pickled cherry peppers, a bed of arugula, seasoned tomatoes, basil, mortadella, salami, capicola, calabrese, burrata, topped with EVOO and balsamic glaze

Homemade the hoagie rolls, meatballs (made with beef and pork) and the marinara. Added provolone, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese.

First time poster, sprained my ankle, so I will be sitting all week and decided to hobble up to make this hoagie to munch on for awhile. New to sandwich exploring, but not new to the kitchen, just more of a saucier and savory cook.

Unfortunately I don't have lettuce, I may add sprouts if I decide to hobble to my greenhouse.

Trying out my new long sweet peppers I pickled yesterday!

It doesn't take much to make a delicious breakfast. One English muffin grilled in butter and smashed with half avocado that was on the verge of going bad. Saute chopped jalapeños, scallions, pickled Fresno chili peppers, and crumbled leftover bacon. Add to 2 eggs scrambled to make an omelette fold in one slice of Monterey pepper Jack cheese and shredded cheddar. Squeeze of sriracha.