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Help me find a recipe for zucchini apple/cheese tea sandwiches
I'm looking for a recipe for zucchini bread sandwich filled w/ a creamy mixture of apple & sharp white cheddar. I had it at a tea shop on sat. It was delish and I'd love to figure out how to make it myself.
Anyone have mad google skills that could help me? I looked but didn't come up with much so far...
Re: Help me find a recipe for zucchini apple/cheese tea sandwiches
Yes. So the 'bread' that makes up the sandwich is zucchini walnut bread (your basic zucchini bread recipe - I'm good there....)
I just need to figure out the insides. It was a cold sandwich. Not hot/melted. It kinda looked like this:
It seemed like jullianed (sp?) apple with shredded sharp white cheddar cheese and then mixed with creamy something (pretty sure it wasn't mayo) to make a "salad" on the insides. I also think there might have been some very small diced/sliced celery in the salad mixture. The creamy stuff had a bite to it, so I wonder if there was some sour cream or lemon juice mixed in. It wasn't sweet like cream cheese. And it didn't have that distinct mayo flavor. So, I don't know what else it could have been.
Ok... After lots of searching, I'm thinking it's like a waldorf but just with apples and cheese... Like this: http://busycooks.about.com/od/coldsandwichrecipes/r/chickwaldorfsan.htm
And the plain yogurt with the lemon juice would make the 'bite' I was tasting rather than the traditional 'mayo' flavor....
I think this might be it. I'll just leave out the walnuts and chicken and use apple, celery and cheese.
hmmm...