Fancy sandwiches

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Pile on nutrition with multiple toppings on slices of bread. These sandwiches remind me of the triple-layered Dagwood sandwiches we used to buy at a late-night café in Stellenbosch.

FILLING IDEAS
Use various breads such as rye, ciabatta and low-GI seed bread.

Instead of butter or margarine spread the bread slices with smooth cottage cheese mixed with a little mayonnaise before adding the filling.

1 RYE BREAD
Flake smoked mackerel or snoek and pile on top of the bread along with rocket, chopped onion and onion marmalade.

2 CIABATTA OR SOURDOUGH BREAD

Toast the ciabatta slices and spread with cottage cheese mixed with a little mustard.

Top with slices of peppered ham and Delite cheese, piquant chillies and rocket.

3 LOW-GI SEED BREAD
Toast the bread slices and spread with cottage cheese mixed with a little mustard.

Pile lettuce leaves, fried bacon (with a thin fatty edge) and tomato slices on top.

Add a fried egg if desired.

VARIATION
Spread ciabatta slices with basil pesto and top with mozzarella cheese and tomato slices.

Garnish with fresh basil.

TIP: If the packed lunch contains protein remember to add an ice-brick to the lunchbox to prevent the food from spoiling.

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YOU 13 January 2011



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