The Unforgettable Vegetarian Sandwich

Pesto

Mashed Avocados

 Roasted Sweet peppers

Sun Dried Tomatoes in Olive Oil

Sliced English Cucumber

Aged Provolone Cheese

Alfafa sprouts

 Bread: Olive Rosemary

Sandwiches are wonderful during hot summer days when you don't like feel like standing in front a hot stove or oven to prepare a meal.

As I was planning to make sandwiches, I recall the fabulous vegetarian sandwich I had years ago.  My first bite into that sandwich ~ "Wow!" I could taste each vegetable, it is full of texture and was bursting with fresh flavors and was super delicious. 
 I felt so satisfied and it was an unforgettabe experience.  I was trying to remember everything I tasted in that sandwich and tried my best to duplicate it.  I am sure it is not exactly the same but it was close.... and after taking the first bite I was quite happy with the outcome.

The above ingredients I listed are just my own preference and you can certainly select your own favorite bread, cheese and vegetables.  The pesto and sundried tomatoes give the sandwich lots of flavor and compensate the absence of meat and does what mayo does in sandwiches.  I choose vegetables that will not easily get mushy and have a good crunch and yet will help keep the sandwich moist.

Tips on Sandwich Making

Use the Right Bread ~ Choose bread appropriate to the sandwich you’re making. Pair moist fillings with drier and denser bread. A thick crust helps.

Sandwich spreads add flavor and lend moisture and sometimes creaminess to sandwiches. Mustard and mayo are the familiar standbys, but experiment with vinaigrettes, pestos, BBQ sauces, chutneys, and salsas.

Spread mayo, butter or cream cheese all the way to the edges of each slice of bread to create a seal against wet sandwich fillings. Pack high moisture ingredients, like tomatoes, pickles, and cucumbers, separately. Just add them to the sandwich when you’re ready to eat. Toasting the bread can help, too.