Named for an aristocrat too busy to leave the card table to eat, the portable, versatile sandwich now appears in many guises around the world, open, closed, delicate or hearty. Here are my favourite sandwich recipes.
Trout & Persian Fetta Rolls Like smoked trout? Discover more easy recipes using preserved & smoked seafood! The lavash used for these tasty little smoked trout & Persian fetta rolls is flat, rectangular Middle Eastern bread popular for making wraps. It’s also called mountain bread; don’t confuse it with crisp lavosh crackers, which won’t work […]
Smoked Salmon Crostini Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Traditional Italian cooking class! These smoked salmon crostini are simple, versatile and delicious: top crisp croutons with a creamy, herby spread add a piece of smoked fish and enjoy! I use chives and dill because they’re usually in the herb patch, but you could use […]
Roti Telur Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Singaporean cooking class! The dough for murtabak, one of my favourite Singaporean snacks, is basically the same as roti dough and can be used to make roti telur, delicious egg-filled roti. My friend Simon Goh simply breaks an egg into the centre of his roti dough, […]
Chässchnitte (Swiss Cheese on Toast) Eat fondue with me in Switzerland on my small group Swiss food & wine tour! Don’t have a fondue pot? Make this delicious Swiss cheese on toast instead with the same ingredients used for fondue (except a little less wine). Chässchnitte is served all over Switzerland in one form or […]
Piadina Romagnola Learn to Make Piadina at Casa Artusi in Romagna on my Small Group Italian Food & Wine Tour You’ll see this traditional flatbread all over Romagna, the eastern half of the central Italian region of Emilia-Romagna. It’s sold from small street stalls everywhere and accompanies most restaurant meals. I was taught to make […]
Kaya Toast Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Singaporean cooking class! Kaya toast is a classic Singaporean breakfast, found in every kopi tiam (coffee house) across the island. And what’s not to love? Crisp white toast, a thick slice of cold butter and a good smear of sweet coconut jam (kaya). This isn’t the […]
Prego de Atum (Portuguese Tuna Steak Sandwich) Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Portuguese cooking class! Steak sandwiches, called pregos, are very popular in Portugal. The name translates to ‘nail’, referring to the way the garlic is pounded into the meat. They’re traditionally topped simply with fried onion (see video below) and sweet mustard […]
Fish Katsu Sando Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Japanese cooking class Inspired by Hideo Dekura! Use any firm, thick, white-fleshed fish for these delicious sandwiches which are traditionally made with pork schnitzel (tonkatsu). Crumbed prawns or chicken work wonderfully too – it’s really all about that spicy tonkatsu sauce. I like mine quite […]
Mini Bánh Mí Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Vietnamese cooking class inspired by Mark Jensen! Banh mi are a take-away mainstay. They’re a healthy quick lunch to grab on the run and fun to serve as finger food or a starter if you turn them into little open sandwiches on slices of baguette. […]
Pa amb Tomàquet Like this recipe? You’ll love my online Spanish cooking class! Called pan con tomate in other parts of Spain, this classic Catalan snack is about as simple and delicious as you can get. There are many variations, but this is how it was taught to me many years ago by my Catalan […]
