Showing posts with label Sarnies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarnies. Show all posts

Friday, 12 August 2011

Thomasina Miers Torta (Mexican Club Sandwich)

I've got myself a bit of a crush at the moment... in the form of the lovely Thomasina Miers.  I have watched all the episodes of her new series Mexican Food Made Simple and just love it... (I'm saving my pennies for the book now) The recipes I have followed from the website have ALL been easy to make and pack such a flavour punch that we are now gagging for more!


Last weekend (I know, I'm late in posted AGAIN!!!) I made the Torta a HUGE one that I cut into four pieces as I couldn't get hold of individual ciabatta buns.


 Never made re-fried beans before - will never ever use tinned again!


  After toasting the inside of the ciabatta with the juice (fat) from the chorizo it was slathered with homemade mayo and crisp iceberg lettuce

 Topped with the chiorzo & fresh red onion

 The beast is ready!

Cut into 4 individual sandwiches.

Thomasina says " Mention the word ' torta' to any chilango (someone who comes from Mexico City) and you will see a faraway look come over them as they are transported back to the torta stands that line the streeets of the capital.  This sandwich is not for the faint-hearted, but it is exceedingly good .

Good? These were AMAZING - as we bit into them we had that faraway look that made us want to be transported to Mexico!!! You could taste all the separate layers, the oozy mayo, the soft beans, the creamy avocado, the kick from the salsa, the different textures, ooooh, it all went together soooo well! 

They were very filling but we still managed to eat two each.... greedy pigs that we are!

Wednesday, 28 January 2009

I made a sandwich!

Oopsie Roll, split, filled with salmon rillettes, homemade mayo and sliced cucumber.

Absolutely delicious. They held together really well and unlike bread, I wasn't left bloated and overfull, even though I had eaten 2 of them!

Tuesday, 23 September 2008

Magny Cour Sandwich

Salami, brie, tomato & mixed leaves

Without the bread IPD friendly...with the stoneground seeded bread ok for phase 3?

Monday, 7 April 2008

Bacon Butties!!!


Oopsie Rolls don't have the texture or taste of bread but it held the bacon in this buttie beautiful. Its a light texture which is difficult to describe, not eggy at all. You really need to try these to believe how nice and versatile they really are.

Monday, 24 September 2007

Marie's Sarnie Event

Here are my entries into Marie’s show us your sarnie event @ oak cottage . The first sandwich was created in the circuit campsite of the French Grand Prix. We nicknamed it a Magny-Cour Special and it’s made in a French baguette with Italian salami, brie cheese, cherry tomato and wild rocket…delicious!!!




The second is a great british classic...fried egg and bacon sarnie served in an oven bottom muffin, I just love it when the yolk oozes out!