Tomato, Cucumber, & Avocado Sandwich

  • Prep Time: 5 mins
  • Total Time: 5 mins
  • Servings: 1
  • About This Recipe

    “This delicious sandwich is a re-creation of one I ate in a lovely lunch cafe in Natchitoches, Louisiana. This was served with slices of fresh melon,kiwi,strawberries,and orange on the side drizzled with some honey mustard dressing.”

    Ingredients

  • 2slicesrye bread( or a round sandwich roll)
  • 2 -4slicescucumbers
  • 2 -4slicesbeefsteak tomatoes( or other large ripe tomato)
  • 2slicesred onions
  • 1/2 avocado, peeled and thinly sliced
  • lemon juice
  • alfalfa sprout(optional)
  • 2teaspoonshoney mustard, to taste,or honey mustard salad dressing
  • 1 -2leafgreen leaf lettuce
  • Directions

  • Lightly toast bread or roll.
  • Toss avocado slices with a tiny bit of lemon juice to keep from getting brown.
  • Spread some of the honey mustard on the bread.
  • Place lettuce on bread, followed by tomato slices, cucumbers, red onion, and avocado slices.
  • Drizzle remaining honey mustard over the vegetables.
  • Top with sprouts and close up sandwich, securing with a toothpick.
  • Note: To make honey mustard, combine honey and prepared yellow mustard together to taste.
  • To make honey mustard salad dressing, simply add a little mayonnaise to the same mixture and thin with a tiny bit of milk if needed, to suit your taste.
  • Of course, both honey mustard and honey mustard salad dressings are now sold in stores if you prefer to use ready made.
  • Reviews

  • “This is super! Very good mix of veggies. I didn’t have the alfalfa sprouts, so I left those out. It was still a great sandwich for lunch today! I’ll make this again….with the alfalfa sprouts!! “

  • “I knew by reading this it would be a 5* recipe in my opinion, all my favourite sandwich makings. I wasnt at all disappointed. Delicious!!”

  • “this was a bighit at work. we have vegetarians that went crazy over this. it is really easy to put together and quite tasty! thanks!!”

  • “Mmmm.I liked this and will be making it again.I toasted mine with a small amount of mozzarella and it was delicious.”

  • “MMMMmmmm, I used to eat this same sandwich years ago and it was so good to eat it again. I ate this on rye-pumpernickel bread. Loved the honey mustard-nice touch! Thanks Heather for posting this!”

  • “Excellent sandwich.I used seeded, whole-wheat rolls and the whole family ate them up.Good to take on a picnic too (keep ingredients in separate containers and make up sandwiches on the spot – they don’t get soggy).”

  • “This sandwich was colorful and delicious using fresh produce either from our garden or the farmers’ market. We tried whole wheat flax seed bread instead of rye and added a slice of Tillamook cheddar cheese to each sandwich. Recipe #13228 supplied the final touch. We will be making these again soon! Recipe added to Book #72132”

  • “I’m pregnant, and no food has sounded good, once I read this I knew I had to try it.YUM!I wish I had two.The only change I did was to spread cream cheese on the bread instead of honey mustard.I’m making another one tomorrow for lunch!”

  • “I like meatless sandwiches and this was a very good one. Very quick and easy andusing ingredients I usually have. Thanks Heather Feather”

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