Thursday, January 25, 2007

beigeleh sandwich

feta, tomato and kalamata grilled sandwich

using the recipe for making the pita-like baigeleh, any number of combinations can be used to fill the finished breads.

i used goat's milk feta, tomatoes, kalamata olives & fresh thyme, seasoned with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. i also drizzled olive oil over the filling before closing it up. as an additional note, i brushed the bread with olive oil but it's not necessary. it browns perfectly well without it.

if you are making the sandwich in a frypan, use something to weigh it down. you can use a pot filled with water halfway on either side making sure it doesn't tip or a brick of some sort if you have one. lodge even sells a cool preseasoned cast iron sandwich press.

fill the sandwich.

over medium heat, in dry fry pan toast the sandwich for a good 5 to 7 minutes, making sure it's weighted down.

flip over and repeat process.

cut in half and serve alongside a soup or a salad.

3 comments:

Beenzzz said...

I just drooled all over myself! That looks so wonderful.

ML said...

Oh my gosh, I'm drooling here! And I just ate lunch. That looks wonderful. I love all of those things in the sandwich!

burekaboy — said...

beenzz & ML - i'd better clean up the mess :)) the best part is the crunchy crust.