Tomato Sandwiches

"The best time for these are when tomatoes are in season-especially if they're home grown,and the type of bread you use makes all the differnce-If you can get a good heavy German style bread this makes the best sandwhich (no need to toast) but for this posting we'll go with Twelve grain bread."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
1-2 sandwhiches
Serves:
1-2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Wash and slice tomato.
  • Toast 2-4 slices Twelve grain bread (depending on size/#of slices of tomato).
  • Butter toast.
  • Sprinkle sliced tomato with salt,pepper and garlic if you like.
  • Layer on bread and Enjoy!
  • PS-you can always drizzle a bit of olive oil on tomatoes for extra flavor-or just "butter" bread with olive oil instead of butter or margerine.
  • If you can get German style bread or a thick-heavy bread-no need to toast-just butter-layer tomatoes and enjoy.

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Reviews

  1. my aunt and uncle had a ten acre farm of mostly tomatoes. it does'nt get better than this. there is something special about a home grown, acidicly perfect, juicy tomato. my aunt always used mayo, but this is just as great. yum
     
  2. This has so much flavour for so little effort. I toasted some white bread and used sweet, vine-ripened tomatoes which complemented the garlic powder beautifully.
     
  3. I took 2 pieces of wholemeal bread (thick cut),a sliced tomato and a small container with garlic salt and pepper to work today best sandwich lunch I,ve ever had ,as I went out the door said to DH try some garlic salt on your tomatoe sandwiches today dear,he,s just told me I,m a genius for thinking of it the nicest sandwiches he had for ages.
     
  4. This was so simple to make and so healthy to eat! The garlic powder gives a "zing" to this witch makes it good so I wouldn't leave it out!
     
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