Sammich Recipes

Steps:

• Take the slices of focaccia and toast them slightly in a 375 degree oven; about 5 minutes.
• While the bread is toasting, slice your tomatoes and mozzerella, you want thin slices.
• Remove the bread from the oven.
• Top one side with slices of proscuitto, cheese, tomato and finally basil leaves.
• Sprinkle a tiny bit of red wine vinegar and olive oil and the other piece of bread, on the side that will be facing towards the toppings; just a little bit, you don't want it soggy.
• Put both slices together and with your hands (or a brush), rub a bit of olive oil on the outside of each slice.
• Place on a hot grill for about 2 minutes on each side.
• I used my George Foreman grill for that step and it worked FABULOUSLY!
• Remove from the grill, wrap in foil and place in the oven (still at 375) for about 7 minutes.
• Remove, unwrap, slice in half and enjoy.
• Suggested sides: a really good pickle spear, olive salad, gourmet chips, a leafy green salad or whatever you enjoy with your favorite sammich.

Steps:

• Place everything in order in a bowl and mix. Butter one side of your bread and put on a medium hot griddle. Top with the amount of pimiento cheese spread you want. Butter the other slice of bread and put butter side up. Grill until golden brown. It will drip down the sides if you use too much, but just makes it all the better. Remove and let sit for about a minute, to let cheese settle. Cut in half and serve.
• Drop a dollop on top of a bowl of chili.
• Melt slowly and serve as a nacho dip. I add a little hot sauce to spice it up or about a 1/2 cup salsa for another kind of dip.
• I have also used this to make macaroni and cheese. Cook your macaroni and drain. Mix the above mix, you may have to increase the amounts to make it cheesy enough. Add about 1 cup of milk. Pour into greased casserole and bake about 45 minutes at 400.

Steps:

• Get out your bread, place slices of lunch meat and cheese on it, slap on some mustard/miracle whip or mayo~So easy anyone can make it!!!