SANDWICH - WEEK 4 (CLUB SANDWICH)



SANDWICH
1.      Hot Sandwich – Hot filling mounded with bread and topped with hot sauce.
2.      Cold Sandwich – Slice cold meat and mayonnaise dreaded salad.
3.      Finger and Tea Sandwich – Made from fine- grained bread, trimmed of their crust, precisely cut into a shape and sizes to be catch into two bites.
Element of sandwich
A.    Bread
B.     Spreads
C.     Filling
D.    Garnishes

Club Sandwich Recipes
-          Meat
-          Chicken Ham
-          Japanese Cucumber
-          Tomato
-          Mayonnaise
-          Chilli
-          Mix Coral Salad
-          Potato
-          Cheddar Slice

Method
1.      First of all, bake the meat at 200o degree Celsius and about 30 miunute.
2.      Secondly bake the bread into the golden brown
3.      Cut the potato into wedges cut, tomato into slice and chilli cut into small dice.
4.      Bake the chicken ham into the oven.
5.      While waiting, mix the chilli with mayonnaise and the chilli sauce into one bowl.
6.      After bake the meat, cut into the slice.
7.      Take the bread and then put the sauce at the bread take the chicken ham and put at the bread and take the tomato slice put at the bread.
8.      And then take the second bread put the sauce at the bread and then take the cheddar slice at the bread and take the cucumber slice put at bread and take the meat put at the bread.
9.      Lastly put the third bread and put the sauce and cover it. And then take the skewer and put at the bread to make the bread stand.


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