Hearty Fall & Winter Sandwiches
These sandwiches are a budget-conscious way to create quick and easy dinners.
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A sandwich to satisfy both kids and adults: For the young, try cheese, ham, and fruit. Offer grown-ups red pepper and prosciutto instead.
Hot sandwiches don't come any easier. Just pull the meat from store-bought rotisserie chickens and add it to a spicy homemade sauce.
This miniature version of the classic deli favorite of stacked corned beef, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing is a perfect addition to any party.
This recipe is also a great way to use leftover cooked beef or pork.
Take your choice of flavored, plain, or whole wheat tortillas for these turkey and pesto roll-ups.
Crockery cooking at its best: spiced-up brisket cooked slowly and smothered in tasty barbecue sauce.
Overflowing with Italian foodstuffs (pesto, prosciutto, artichokes, roasted red peppers, and cheese) this warm chicken sandwich serves as a welcome lunch or light dinner.
Chipotle-spiced mayo adds pizzazz to this cheese and veggie wrap.
Tender, succulent slices of mustard-crusted boneless leg of lamb served on a kaiser roll.
Long, slow cooking makes pork shoulder tender and juicy for these Asian-influenced sandwiches spiced with soy, hoisin, and five-spice powder. The sandwich is topped with Chinese cabbage for a crisp foil to the tender meat.
This meaty favorite of New Orleans gets a flavor-packed pile of pepperoncini, olives, and artichoke hearts.





mmmmmmm.......i jus cnt wait to taste doz crappin stuffs!!!!
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