Sandwiches,
a food that I believe should be its own food group. I’m not sure what I love
about them but whatever it is, I am addicted. Really, I could eat them for breakfast,
lunch and dinner. Actually, I do eat one every morning- peanut butter and just
up until this year I ate a turkey sandwich every day. No, I didn’t eat them for
dinner too each night, but I probably would consider it if I didn’t love pasta
so much! Anyway…..What’s funny is that I think there are two types of people
out there: those who love them, like me, and those who could do without, please
not you.
Pity those who fall into the ladder.
And with anything you love, you
usually fall into preparing it the same way over and over. As with me and my
chicken sandwiches. I usually go with choice A- pesto on it or B- balsamic on
it or C- bacon and mayo. All delicious in their own unique way but honestly,
all getting a bit mundane.
Enter Prosciutto and honey balsamic dressing.
Oh and add to that some sharp provolone and roast chicken. Bam, bam hello Mam,
now we’re talking! What a winner. The prosciutto sort of fries up in the oven,
while the cheese browns and blisters just enough to give a smoky flair to each
bite. The roast chicken kicked my grilled chicken’s booty, no doubt. I admittedly
bought a store-bought one because I’ve had little to no time lately. For $5
though, it’s a busy cook’s miracle.
So that’s that, a 1-2-3 satisfying sandwich
that had me at first peek in the ovenJ Enjoy…
Balsamic drizzled
Roast Chicken, Prosciutto & Provolone Sandwiches
Makes: 2
OBJ: TCW
be able to step up her chicken sandwich game
Ingredients:
1 whole
roasted chicken, store bought or homemade
4-5
thinly sliced Prosciutto (Italian Ham)
2-3
slices sharp provolone
6 TBS honey
balsamic salad dressing (I recommend Ken’s Reserve)
2 TBS
freshly grated Parmesan
S &
P: salt and pepper
1 loaf Italian
bread, cut in ½ then sliced open and inner dough taken out (gutted)
Procedures:
1.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees and line a baking sheet with foil
2. Place
bottom ½ of Italian bread pieces on baking sheet, spoon 2 TBS dressing over
each
3. Cut thin
slices of white meat chicken and place generously on top of drizzled bread.
Layer 2 slices of prosciutto over chicken
4. Sprinkle
chicken with Parmesan cheese and S & P. Then place 1 ½ slices of provolone
on top of chicken and Parmesan
5. Place
in oven to heat up and melt, about 5-8 minutes
6.
Meanwhile, spoon remaining 2 TBS of dressing over the top pieces of bread, 1
TBS each. Place these on baking sheets during last 1-2 minutes of cooking time
to heat and crisp up
7. Remove
baking sheet from oven. Remove open-faced sandwiches from sheet and place on
plate. Top with bread topJ
Enjoy
that sandwich looks awesom. I never miss your blogs - they are so good.
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