Open Sandwich

Open Sandwich

by White tea home

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

The world-famous open sandwich first became popular in the Danish capital of Copenhagen in the 19th century. It is a traditional Danish lunch. Although it is called a sandwich, it is actually much more colorful than a sandwich. Rich sauces are matched with diversified ingredients. You can make it at home more casually. Today I used cheese slices as the base material, which also has a special flavor. "

Ingredients

Open Sandwich

1. All kinds of fruits, vegetables, nuts, whatever you like, you don’t need too much portion

Open Sandwich recipe

2. Fry the bacon and ham

Open Sandwich recipe

3. Two slices of toast

Open Sandwich recipe

4. Cut off the hard edges around the toast and then cut into four small pieces

Open Sandwich recipe

5. On the pallet

Open Sandwich recipe

6. The cheese slices are also cut into four small pieces

Open Sandwich recipe

7. Put cheese slices on each slice of toast in turn

Open Sandwich recipe

8. Spread your favorite sauce and then put all kinds of fruits and vegetables on it.

Open Sandwich recipe

9. Another cup of yogurt or freshly squeezed juice. A simple, quick and nutritious breakfast is ready. . .

Open Sandwich recipe

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