Sandwich filling suggestion?

Did my own version of the new M&S sandwich for Wimbledon. Apparently that has lots of cream but mine was Philadelphia cheese on both sides of fresh white farmhouse bread and lots of sliced strawberries. It was delicious I had it two days running!

Beetroot Hommus ..
1 Leek
garlic to taste finely chopped
1 peeled potato - small
pistachios chopped finely
pita
1 tiny lemon
virgin olive oil
nuez moscada (spice ) - Nutmeg ( almost forgot )

Mix into a creamy consistency.
Serve with hot oven baked Pita or room temperature if you prefer

Enjoy !

Marmite and salad. My absolute favourite sandwich.

I like mashed banana with grated vintage cheese.

Aveline

Would you add anything to Marmite in a sandwich or add Marmite to something else?

Peanut butter and marmite. Peanut butter and a trace of honey (put the honey or marmite on first or you can't sprad it evenly).

Thick slices of buffalo mozzarella (the kind that comes as a lump in a bag of liquid) with lettuce and sweet red pepper (long pointy sort) sprinkled with French dressing.

Has anyone know how to make the carrot chutney à la M&S ?
I love the Wensleydale and carrot chutney sandwiches but rarely find them .
Brie or Cheddar and grated apple is nice

I like ham and banana ( please don’t judge ).

St Agur blue cheese on brown bread with red grapes halved on it.

It’s very moreish.

Grated cheese and treacle

Sliced banana and a little honey.

Brie with cranberry sauce, and even better with some nice crisp bacon.
Chicken with some Hoisin sauce, crisp lettuce and cucumber. Spring onion as an extra, or even some thinly sliced peppers. Nice if toasted bread or in a wrap.

Crunchy tuna filling - tuna, small amounts of diced onion and pepper, sea salt/ground black pepper, dash of salad cream and then mayo to bind it all together. Serve it in a roll or brown bread.

SusieB50 I found this carrot chutney recipe purporting to be the same as the M&S one:

ecoeatseveryday.com/2024/11/15/ms-carrot-chutney-recipe/

Fairislecable

SusieB50 I found this carrot chutney recipe purporting to be the same as the M&S one:

ecoeatseveryday.com/2024/11/15/ms-carrot-chutney-recipe/

Thank you - I will give it a try and let you know- after the next hot few days!

Tuna & Apple - tuna mixed with a little mayo and/or greek yogurt and ultra thin slices of apple

Salmon & watercress/cucumber - spread the bread with a little mayo, put watercress or thinly sliced cucumber and flake some poached salmon

Tomato - very thin slices of plum tomato and salt/herb salt and pepper

I remember my mother splitting a long french stick and lining it with tuna mayonnaise, sliced hard boiled eggs, tomato slices and lettuce. The two halves were tightly encased in a tea towel. On arrival at a picnic it would've sliced up and handed out. Delicious.

Some great ideas! I'm definitely going to try various cheeses with sliced pear.

what a creative lot you all are! All sorts of suggestions there of things I've never have dreamt of putting in a sandwich.
I have to confess I really don't like the sound of the M & S strawberry sandwich though.................
my favvy has to be tuna with tomatoes any day of the week.

Kateykrunch

Crisps!…..sorry x

Oh yes. Cheese and onion crisps and mayo. Lovely.

No way could I eat fruit in a sandwich.
My mum used to eat an apple with a slice of brad and butter. Yuk.

Kateykrunch

Crisps!…..sorry x

Absolutely!

and egg and cress with a little bit of mayo is hard to beat!

I love cream cheese and soft dates in wholemeal pitta. Yum - may have to have one now.!

Ditch the bread! You can buy lunch pots now with a fork mounted in the lid. Or boiled egg, scotch eggs, crudites - think finger food.

But if you cannot face that, my favourite is to spread with cream cheese OR salad cream (NOT mayo, ugh!) and thinly slice celery lengthwise - lovely crunchy sandwich. Strangely, old fashioned salmon spread makes a tasty base for a cucumber or salad sandwich

Sliced cheese with sliced peeled apple is delicious. You really should try it.

Sliced brie and thin spread cranberry or red current jelly. Lovely