Waffles For Grilled Sandwiches
I planned to have sandwiches and soup for dinner last night. We were in the midst of another downpour so I did not want to head out to the store. I decided to use some waffles that were in the freezer for our bread. I put a little butter in the pan, about a tablespoon, and let that melt on medium heat. I put sandwich fixings in between two waffles, deli sliced turkey and cheese. I heated the sandwich, pressing occasionally and flipping once with a spatula until the waffles turned crisp. I made peanut butter and jelly between the waffles for my grandson and he loved it. Anyway it was a big hit. My husband thought his tasted like a panini-style sandwich. I plan to make them again with different fillings. Try it and see what you think! The grocery stores around us often have Eggo Waffles on sale, so I buy several boxes when they are.
By Bobbie from Rockwall, TX
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09/06/2009
Love the thought of peanut butter and jelly between waffles...I'm going to try that. Sounds like it's a simple way of having a sweet 'sandwich'.
Thank you for the suggestion.
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04/10/2008
My mom used to cook extra pancakes and we would use them to make sandwiches. They are very good that way, too.
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07/13/2007
Good idea, Bobbie, especially in the summer when it's too hot to cook for more than a few minutes.
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07/13/2007
What an awesome idea...I'll bet they are quite tasty that way!
God Bless,
Sheila in Titusville, FL
By Rasta (Guest Post)
07/12/2007
Thanks for the good idea. Will try it!!!
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