Sunday, September 02, 2007

Fun Sandwiches

A fun sandwich?

Yes! Using the waffle-maker.

Made in the waffle maker?

Yes! Using bread.

With Bread?

Yes! With stuff in between.

What's in between?

Anything you can think of!

MMMMMMMMMMMM!


I saw this in an old magazine and tried it today for the kiddie's snack. It was so much fun, I ended up having a snack with them!

Used Sara Lee Iron Kids white bread for these sandwiches. Fill with your choice of filling. I used Boar's Head blackforest ham and Irish cheddar cheese. Top with another piece of SLIK white bread, and put it into the waffle maker. When it's ready, trim and slice to your desired shapes and serve! Great with a tall glass of MILK!

Idea from an old Gourmet magazine.

Note: I've made these with Peanut Butter and Grape Jelly, Nutella, Kaya, and Lemon Curd. My bebies love them!

21 comments:

Lia said...

beautiful!! i'd like to have it for my breakfast now :D

daphne said...

lemon curd huh? hmmm.. i never thought of that! Funny enough isnt it? hha.. Love the way you use strawberries to decorate the plate!

eastcoastlife said...

I would love it too, it looks yummy! Kids would love such a pretty meal. :)

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hi Lia,
Thanks! It would make a yummy breakfast! :)

Hi Daphne,
LOL! The kids didn't like the lemon curd experiment, so I enjoyed it with a cup of tea! Thanks!

Hi Eastcoastlife,
LOL! Thanks! I'm always pushing more fruits into my kids' diet.

Retno Prihadana said...

Good idea and nice decorating, the children will love it.

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hi Retno Prihadana,
Thanks! They ate it all up. :)

Home Cooking said...

i love them too

Anonymous said...

What a great blog. I love all the fun recipes. Thanks for stopping by my blog also. BTW, I love lemon curd, and my daughter does also.......son thinks it's disgusting!! :)

SteamyKitchen said...

oooh...how about banana + peanut butter???

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Isha,
They sure are fun!

Hi Sandy,
Thanks! Yeah, I'm the only lemon curd fan in the family.

Hi Steamy Kitchen,
Ooooh! Brillant!

Little Corner of Mine said...

Very creative! I love it and so pretty too the presentation!

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hey C,
Thank you!

Padma said...

Wow....thats looks awesome! Lemon curd...I have heard of it..but never tried one

Erin S. said...

Yum--a good excuse for me to buy a wafflemaker--it's useful both for breakfast and dinner!

Big Boys Oven said...

So beautiful.... so deliciously!

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hi Padma,
Thanks! I like lemon curd myself, but some folks don't care for it. Try it and see for yourself. :)

Hi Erin,
Good to see you again, and on the east coast now! Yeah, it helps to have the waffle maker do more than just make waffles. :)

Hi Big Boys Oven,
Thanks! Nothing compared to your creative cakes though. :)

Anonymous said...

Peanut butter and fruit jam also my favorite sandwich!

Indonesia Eats said...

This dish looks cool.. so colorful

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hi Tigerfish,
Let's have a sandwich party then! ;)

Hi Adaliman,
Thank you!

Cris said...

I cannot believe I did not see this before! And just now browsing your blog I came across this great creation for the kids!!! Will try tomorrow morning!

East Meets West Kitchen said...

Hi Cris,
This is definitely a fun change for the kiddos. Remember not to add too much fillings as it will overflow into the waffle. :)