Favourite sandwiches

Pan Bagnat. I made one once and reading a recipe today encourages me to make it again this week. Now where did I put those weights?

We once had a tea party at work and one lady brought curried squid and spinach sandwiches on white bread. She stood proudly by her plate but absolutely none of us could face trying one.

No, Aveline - but fig jam is good with tangy cheeses!

I sometimes try what seems to be very different sandwich fillings from my usual favourites. I've had some lovely ones eg, goats cheese and sliced pear or crispy peppers and cheese.
However, I have not enjoyed many of my late Granny's 'novelty' sandwiches. Sardine and fig anyone?

I’d forgotten peanut and banana on granary bread. I loved Grace Dent’s book “Hungry” - couldn’t put it down.

My mum used to make me Shiphams beef paste, with nice peppery cress.
Mud and grass, we called it, and I used to put the metal circle that sealed the paste jar on my wrist, like a bracelet as long as mum didn't see me

A prawn cocktail sandwich on brown bread, with a side of crisps.

pably15

my mum used to like a a bar of fry's cream chocolate in a sandwich...yuk.

So did my FIL!!!

Yes, I've not tried it, but I love peanut butter!!!

Oh, peanut butter and jelly.

My boy likes peanut butter and jam, too.

Dinahmo

We used to eat PB and Js when I ws a child. Still a favourite.

We used to eat PB and Js when I ws a child. Still a favourite.

Primrose53

I am currently reading Comfort Foods by food critic Grace Dent.

She talks to people to discover what food cheers them up when they feel low and the sandwich combos are awesome and very weird.

A banana sandwich.

Sometimes with apricot jam.

Oh and in forth place is a chicken and mushroom Pot noodle butty.

As a proud Scot i can honestly say an onion pie on a morning roll is the food of the Gods closely followed by corned beef, red onion and mayo, in third place is cheap white bread butter with cheese and onion crisps.

Ah, Pane di Altamura NotSpaghetti. The stuff of dreams.

Oooh, I love Grace Dent - must look out for that.

I am currently reading Comfort Foods by food critic Grace Dent.

She talks to people to discover what food cheers them up when they feel low and the sandwich combos are awesome and very weird.

🥹. Yes, but maybe adding the recipe makes a difference !
(I think it just sounds patronising! )
Now, for the perfect chip butty,……..

M&S sell very tasty egg mayo & tomato sandwiches that seem to call to me whenever I'm in M&S

Vintage cheddar and red onion on granary bread..

Apologies Bellasnana!

Fish fingers - brown bread;
Bacon, lettuce and tomato, slathered generously with Hellmans, in a toasted panini. Bliss!

I had sugar sandwiches as a young child too.