Tofurky sandwich with cheeze sauce and roasted pepper
I love sandwiches, they are the best. I decided to use the cheeze sauce on a sandwich, but since I already like tofutti grilled cheeze sandwiches enough as it is, I decided to put the cheeze on something more substantial. Also, I had a green pepper in my fridge, which I decided to roast.The recipe was a little short on details, and I mostly followed it. I tried to half it (though, I didn't measure anything). I don't have garlic or onion powder, so I didn't add that, but I did throw in some mustard powder. I didn't have raw cashew butter (or any cashew butter), but I did have some roasted cashews left over from Christmas. I put those in.
I was pleasantly surprised by the cheeze, after reading Mishka's account of it. I liked it (it tasted pretty similar to that "macaroni hates cheese" recipe from a while back) a lot.
I put some veganaise on an Ace Bakery demi-loaf, then put the cheese on top of that. Tofurky slices and roasted green peppers on the other side.
I popped the sandwiches into the oven for a few minutes. This sandwich was delicious (if a bit messy with the cheeze).
Labels: cheeze, sandwiches, tofurky, vegan
6 Comments:
I live for sandwiches myself and this one looks delicious! I'm glad your cheeze turned out positive, after Mishka's review i was doubtful.
I'm sure I did something wrong - I'm glad you cheese turned out. Thing is, I like mac & "cheese" using nutritional yeast, and I sprinkle yeast on a lot of my food. Maybe I'll give 'er another try one day soon.
Oh ya, that looks good. Do you think it stores ok, or do you have to eat it all at once?
i would suggest making a smaller amount than the recipe makes, and using it all at once. it might keep, but i doubt for too long.
Ok, thanks.
And fyi to everyone: last night I finally upgraded the Blogger account here, which is why we have the fancy "labels" now, squee! I really dig the upgrade interface for posting and not having to log in over again.
Those look SO good. The roasted green peppers must have added such a great flavor!
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