Spud Sandwich Recipe

This is a great, nutritionally balanced change from the humble sandwich. When planning for lunches, I bake them the night before while preparing another meal. Then you can cut them and the kids can “fill” them for school the next morning.

Makes: Depends on how many potatoes used

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Servings

Prep time

Cook time

Recipe


Ingredients

  • Potatoes, well washed & pricked a few times (to prevent them exploding. The size you choose depends upon your kid’s appetite)

  • Fillers
  • Tuna or egg mayonnaise
  • Cheese, grated
  • Any leftover roast meat or ham, diced
  • Sauerkraut or kimchi
  • Always add lots of salad (leaves, grated carrot, sprouts, diced tomato, grated beetroot, diced red onion or spring onion, diced capsicum, coleslaw)
  • Toasted seeds

Method


  • Preheat oven to 180ºC.
  • Simply throw in the oven for 40–60 mins (depending on size). They are cooked when they feel soft in the middle when pierced with a knife. If there’s a vast size difference, add biggest ones first and smaller ones 15 mins or so later.
  • Place in fridge to chill once cooked and cut in half and fill next morning.

  

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