Hot and Cold Sandwich Ideas
Here are some tasty Hot and Cold Sandwich Ideas that will help you look forward to eating your next sandwich.
When it comes to making sandwiches the possibilities are endless. Sandwiches just don't have to be served at lunchtime or made for brown bags. They can be eaten at breakfast and suppertime and made hot, cold or grilled. You can use any type of bread, bagel, pita, bun, etc. The fillings can be simple or beyond your imagination with all of the varieties of meats, cheeses and vegetables we can pick from. Don't forget about all the seasonings you can explore with for added flavor.
If you've never had these, you're missing out! The brown sugar caramelizes into an ooey, gooey sauce that goes well with the ham and Swiss.
Take pizza ingredients and turn them into a sandwich – YUM!
Crock Pot Italian Beef Sandwiches
This sandwich only requires five ingredients, which makes it an easy dinner on a busy night. Just set your crock pot to low in the morning before you leave for work and school.
Spinach Artichoke & Smoked Turkey Panini
Quick, easy and yummy and you don't have to have a Panini press to make it.
Crock Pot greek chicken Pitas are super-easy to make and the chicken has an amazing flavor to it.
Copycat version of Arby's classic cheddar & beef sandwich. These are also great to make ahead and freeze.
Pulled Pork with Easy Carolina Barbeque Sauce
Cook your pork up and then make this tangy tasting bbq sauce to make the pork extra yummy.
Sweet and tangy flavors are what makes this recipe one that you will want to make again!
Crock Pot French Dip Sandwiches
Crock pot french dip sandwiches are easy to make and only need 5 ingredients.
This recipe is very easy-to-make and keeps in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Carolina Style Pulled Pork Sandwiches
This recipe is great for using up a pork roast and the brown sugar and apple cider vinegar gives it a really great taste.
Turkey Panini with Roasted Red Peppers
The roasted red peppers give this sandwich a bit of a smoky taste.
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