Cook ingredients that you are used to cooking by other techniques, such as fish, chicken, or hamburgers. In other words be comfortable with the ingredients you are using.
--Bobby Flay
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The club house menu has been reduced to mainly sandwich. Quite frankly eating much more than a sandwich would not have sat well on tired tummies. We each ordered the
turkey club house sandwich on honey whole wheat. This is a very easy summer sandwich to duplicate at home.
You will need homemade
100% whole wheat bread with honey substituted for the sugar. Spread each slice with a little mayonnaise then top with turkey (lunchmeat or thin sliced cooked turkey breast) slices, tomatoes, fresh spinach, and a little salt and pepper. Serve with a side of potato chips for an easy, low cost, 15 minute summer meal.
2 food lovers commented:
nice suggestion! i keep forgetting that we CAN actually duplicate food we usually order outside, and make them in our very own kitchen. thanks for the reminder :)
Hi Mama Mia, thanks for visiting and you're welcome. I think the food industry has brainwashed us into believing home cooking is mystical, difficult and time consuming when it isn't.
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