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By NorthwestGal
Added September 03, 2008 | Recipe #322769
Categories: Sandwich Lunch/snacks Lettuces
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By AZPARZYCH
on January 11, 2013
Made this for a nice healthy lunch and it was excellent. I made it on sheep herder bread with sprouts and no onions. I ate 1/2 as is and put a little tuna salad on the other 1/2; both ways were great. Will be making this again. Made for Zaar Stars.
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Great idea, thanx! Went a healthier route using Organic Sprouted Bread, 1 slice Provolone, NO Mayo or Mustard and NO Red Onion. We chose Alfalfa Sprouts AND Romaine Lettuce and English Cucumber as well. Kale or Spinach w/b great w/this as well!
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on February 04, 2010
I toasted my bread, left off the tomato and bean sprouts (we don't like them) and added a sprinkle of dill and oregano to the mayo/mustard. This was a yummy (and light) dinner last night with some baked chips! I did add some turkey to DH's per his request. I had mine straight veggie though and I really look forward to having this in the summertime! Thanks for posting --this will definitely become a staple sandwhich in our household! [Made for Holiday Tag February 2010]
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Gourmet veggie sandwich! I absolutely loved it! I used fresh sun dried tomato bread and less dressing than called for. Since I also prefer alfalfa sprouts, used them too. Planning on going home today at lunch and making this one again - sooo good!!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountit was good but i toasted the bread
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on May 30, 2009
Get out of the way of a woman on a mission...as I can see you are by your story! Everyone gave this 10 stars.
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Well I selected this recipe for DH, and he LOVED it. He could be a vegetarian if he wanted, and this sandwich made him very happy. I used alfalfa sprouts too! A keeper for those hot summer night light dinners! Thanks NorthwestGal! Made for PRMR April 2009!
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YUMMY brunch sandwich! I scaled this back just for one and used ciabatta and a slice of Swiss cheese (it's what I had on hand) and added some freshly ground black pepper and sea salt on the tomato and cucumber layers and a few drops of lemon juice on the avocado layer. Totally delicious! :) I also prefer alfalfa sprouts, so that's what I used. I'll certainly be making this again, NorthwestGal. Thank you so much for sharing this yummy sandwich recipe. I followed Andi's suggestion and let it sit for 10 minutes: not easy! But I'm sure it made it just that bit more delicious, if only because the waiting made me hungrier! ;) Made for PRMR.
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on March 28, 2009
This was just excellent. The combination was perfect. I also toasted my bread before adding the layers. Used just a little salt and pepper and left out the cucumber, but other than that made as written. Thanks for sharing. Made for Please Review My Recipe tag game. :)
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As odd as this may appear, I made this for my breakfast! Ever since I saw Sharon123 prepare this, I knew I had to make this, and devour it soon :) This is a very simple, healthy sandwich to put together, and each member of the recipe stands on it's own, but the total taste is net, *wonderful* .....the only change I made was use "French"s Mustard* instead of dijon, (a personal preference here) and I let the whole sandwich sit for about 10 minutes to let all the tastes combine for a bit. This is a must try, and you can't go wrong with every element of this great sandwich. Thank you NorthwestGal! Made for *Tic Tac Toe* Fall 2008
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on October 15, 2008
Simple to make and so yummy too! I toasted my bread first, scaled the recipe down for one. Great mix of veggies! Thanks!
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Serving Size: 1 (426 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
The following items or measurements are not included:
low-fat mayonnaise
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