This tasty vegetables-only sandwich is made up of toasted bread, grilled asparagus, and some pesto and scallions for flavor. Use your oven’s broiler, a skillet, or a griddle to toast your bread and “grill” your asparagus if you don’t have a panini press.
Kayla Lilly is a photographer, writer, wife, and mama making a house a home in eastern Idaho. She met her mister while working at an amusement park and married him a year later after deciding there was no way to live without him. The amusement has continued as they’ve added four kids and a passel of pets to their lives while finishing college and starting a photography business. Drawing inspiration from the whirlwinds of marriage, parenthood, and the media, Kayla blogs at Utterly Inexperienced, and spends the rest of her time chasing chickens, organizing junk drawers, diapering toddlers, and photographing everyone willing to step in front of her lens.
2. Bacon and Apple Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Basic grilled cheese receives a one-two-punch with this recipe. Stack your bread with cheddar, apple slices, and bacon, then cut it into perfect tea party bites. Serve it up for a snack that just about anyone will love!
3. Cucumber Sandwich
A savory cream cheese and herb mixture is the perfect base for a cucumber on rye. If rye bread isn’t your thing, any number of breads can be swapped in. Make this simple sandwich even simpler by purchasing “cocktail” bread in miniature loaves.
4. Triple-Layered Avocado Sandwich
Put a fresh spin on the old egg salad sandwich by making a batch of these “triples.” Fresh garden flavors like bell pepper and tomatoes blend with egg and avocado flavors in a single perfect bite.
5. Strawberries and Cream Sandwich
This sweet finger sandwich is simple to make and sure to be a hit at your next gathering. Simply slice strawberries thin, lay them over the cream cheese on bread, and drizzle the whole thing with honey. If you’d like to skip the honey but still want a sweet topping, try using a flavored cream cheese or make your own at home with this recipe.
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