A fresh vegetarian BLT sandwich with spicy chutney and served on tiger bread.
I posted Meat Free Mondays this morning, so that's dinner covered. Now it's time to think about lunch for tomorrow and the rest of the week.
Leerdammer
Leerdammer challenged me to come up with some tasty sandwich recipes to make lunchtime fun, I couldn't resist and said yes. It can be so easy to get into a lunch time rut.
LEERDAMMER cheese combines the mild flavour of Gouda with the large holes of Emmental. It's named after the town near the dairy called Leerdam. It comes in sandwich size slices, has a mild nutty flavour and it suitable for vegetarians.
Vegetarian BLT
A standard BLT is an popular American sandwich, stacked high with bacon, lettuce and tomato, but I wanted to bring you a vegetarian version and one I love.
Today I bring you the Leerdammer BLT, but instead of bacon it's beet. So, so good!
The beet packs a punch, so their is no missing the bacon
For the rest of the week I'll be sharing more delicious sandwich ideas, so do tune in.
The Leerdammer BLT
A fresh sandwich of Leerdammer, beet, lettuce and tomato, with spicy chutney on tiger bread.
Ingredients
- 2 slices tiger bread (or bloomer bread)
- 2 tbsp tomato and chilli chutney
- 1 tbsp mayonnaise
- 2 large leaves of iceberg lettuce
- 4 slices Leerdammer cheese
- 1 ripe tomato
- 4 pickled baby beets, halved
- a good grinding of black pepper
Instructions
1. Spread the bottom slice of bread with chutney and the top with mayonnaise.2. Slice the lettuce and pop on top of the chutney, then add the slices of cheese. 3. Slice the tomatoes and add them to the sandwich.4. Add the beet and a good grind of black pepper, then top with the second slice of bread. Cut in half and tuck in.5. Enjoy!
Details
Total time: Yield: Makes 1 sandwich
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Disclosure: Leerdammer are paying me to develop recipes for them. I was not required to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own.
The sandwich looks delicious, I should try to add beetroot in the sandwich instead of making it as a salad. It's a very good idea.
ReplyDeleteIt's really good in sandwiches, both fresh and pickled.
DeleteJust about to make sandwiches for a day out - now inspired :)
ReplyDeleteYay, hope you try it Sally :)
DeleteBeet and cheese on a sandwich - genius! Although I know Gouda and Emmenthaler well I don't know Leerdamer that well - but it sounds as if I need to get acquainted :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a great quality cheese slice Jeanne. Quite mild, but a definite nutty flavour.
DeleteWhipped this up for my lunch - AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteYAY! Hope you enjoyed it Emmy.
DeleteLove this Jac - what an awesome sandwich and love the Beetroot BLT idea! Having fun with my Leerdammer sandwiches this week too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate :)
DeleteNever had a beetroot this way in a sandwich but we Polish love beetroots so why not? It really looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteYou should try it Sylvia, it's really good.
DeleteGorgeous! A fab veggie lunch for sure :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth :)
DeleteLooks right up my street. Love the cream Swiss cheese and now I'm craving a sandwich at 10pm!
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