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Egg sandwich
One of my kids’ favourite is egg sandwich. However, I am wary of buying them off the shelf as eggs and mayonaise tend to spoil very fast. So, I prefer to make my own egg spread, fresh.
Like Mrs. T said, easy-peasy:
Egg sandwich spread
2 eggs, hard boiled (method to boil egg here)
Peel and chop. Buy those egg cutter gadget and one can chop egg easily. Kids love to slice the eggs with the egg cutter. It is made up of only some steel strings, not knives.
Mix:
Two tablespoons of mayonaise (Lady’s Choice brand has ‘local’ taste)
Some salt and pepper
Optional:
A dash of Lea & Perrins sauce
A teaspoon of Dijon mustard
Mix the sauce with the eggs. Make the sandwich.
Kids love it when you make the sandwiches in different shapes. Though it takes extra time, it is worth it when they wolved down the triangle, rectangle and square shapes sandwiches.
Posted by on May 16th, 2005 under Recipe
May 16th, 2005 at 9:38 pm
Is this serving for two??
May 17th, 2005 at 12:48 am
Hi emotionalistic – The quantity depends on how thick you put the spread. It can serves two. If you like, spread the bread with some margarine but it is fattening, though.