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Sandwiches Shoulder Straps for February 23

"Epaulette" Sandwiches for February 23rd

An original open-faced sandwich appetizer shaped like military epaulettes for February 23rd! A pleasantly spicy, delicious festive sandwich. It's easy and quick to make — a real lifesaver when guests are already at the door.

Ira

Recipe author

Sandwiches Shoulder Straps for February 23

Composition / ingredients

Servings:

Bread (4 slices of sandwich bread)

150

Fatback (salo) (salted)

100

Garlic

Carrots (for garnish)

Lemon peel (for garnish)

Translation table of volumetric measures

Nutrients and energy value of the composition of the recipe

By weight of the composition:

Proteins 7 % 5 g

Fats 50 % 34 g

Carbohydrates 43 % 29 g

449 kcal

GI: 3 / 0 / 97

Cooking method

Cooking time: 10 min

Step 1:

Trim the edges of the sandwich bread slices into the shape of an epaulette.
Step 2:

Arrange the bread shapes on a platter. If you like, you can toast the bread on both sides in a dry skillet, but it's not necessary — the sandwiches turn out very tasty as they are.
Step 3:

Lay salted fatback, cut into thin slices, onto the bread shapes. Try to cut the fatback to the same shape so it doesn't hang over the edges of the bread.
Step 4:

Next, lay garlic cut into thin slices over the fatback.
Step 5:

Cover the fatback and garlic with another slice of sandwich bread. For decoration, cut thin strips from the carrots, and stars and buttons from the lemon peel. You can also cut the same stars from cheese and draw the stripes with ketchup, for example.
Step 6:

Bon appétit! Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day!

These came out as simple sandwiches, no frills. But they're a great snack to go with a drink, especially a shot of vodka! Minimal ingredients, minimal fuss — no-nonsense and manly! Appetizing and incredibly tasty sandwiches done army-style make a wonderful decoration for the February 23rd table. Even though the appetizer is made from the simplest ingredients, the dish turns out remarkably tasty, hearty and satisfying. Themed sandwiches built to look like soldiers' epaulettes will be an excellent decoration for the feast. But such sandwiches are no less appealing as an everyday snack. You can serve them as a dish on their own, though they'll add a special culinary flair to boiled potatoes. The sandwiches will dress up the celebration and are sure to please your guests! A superb appetizer option for a festive table or buffet. The best thing about this photo recipe is that you can dream up endless fillings for the sandwiches — absolutely any variation your imagination can come up with will work. All kinds of pâtés, various spreads, and so on — you can come up with plenty of interesting ideas.