BREAKFAST WITH A SMILE

Today we are going to try something I did for breakfast on Sunday morning. For some strange reason, I woke up at 4:00am and I just couldn’t go back to bed so went to the hall and watched some TV.
Interestingly, “License to grill” was up and it was playing back to back episodes for about two hours. I watched the guy grill some turkey, lamb, beef tenderloin, scallops, shrimps and making some cool sandwiches, I started to feel hungry.
So like a zombie, I walked into the kitchen determined to eat the first thing I see. Unfortunately, the first thing I saw was salt, then I saw garlic and you would have to be something strange to make anything out of salt and garlic.
 Then just when I was about to give up and go for some biscuits from the fridge, I saw it ................

CORNED BEEF!!!!

The sandwiches and grilled meat from the TV just came back in mind, then I got it, we were going to have what I now call BEEF DROP SANDWICH for breakfast.
ENJOY!


BEEF DROP SANDWICH
 
Ingredients
1 tin corned Beef (Preferably Exeter®)
2 Garlic
Onion
2 Medium sized tomatoes (firm to the touch)
Black pepper
2 Peppers
2 heaped spoonfuls flour
1 Egg
Bread


Method

1.       Grind together garlic, half of a medium sized onion and pepper
2.       Empty tin of corned beef into a mixing bowl  and add black pepper and the ingredients grinded earlier on
3.       Add egg and flour and mix together.
4.       Oil a flat baking tray and drop heaped spoonfuls of the mixture onto the tray and use a spoon to flatten it out a bit to about 3/4mm thick.
5.       Pop into pre-heated oven and allow to cook at about 150c/o for between 10-15 mins
6.       Butter one side of bread and pop into oven for less than 1 min.
7.       When meat is done serve over bread with some slices of onion, lettuce and a slice of tomato.
8.       It can be served with some ketchup or salad cream depending on your choice

Makes 6 to 8 sandwiches
Other corned beef tend to be a little soft so add a little more flour if it drops too quickly from the spoon

Comments

  1. Mya10 January 2012 at 00:20

    Really unfair I had to read this in the morning when I am in the office and cannot put this meal together. hmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But I must admit that it sounds fantastic. kudos gal!!!!!!!!

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