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                  STUFFED SAUTEED SANDWICHES, TWO WAYS

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Serving Size  : 4    Preparation Time :0:00
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       4 sl turkey bacon, -- for the
 :          kids
 :          Mesclun salad dressed with
 :          vinaigrette, -- for the
 :          adult
       8 sl quality whole wheat bread
     1/3 c  peanut butter, -- for kids
       2 TB plumped up raisins, dried
 :          cranberries
 :          or sliced bananas, for kids
 :       sl fresh mozzarella, for
 :          adults
 :          Anchovies, capers and torn
 :          basil, for adults
       3    to 4 eggs, -- lightly
 :          beaten
       2 TB butter
       2 TB olive oil
       1    clove garlic

 Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Lay uncooked bacon on
 a baking sheet and bake until crisp. Get the salad
 ready for the adults.

 Meanwhile for the kids, remove the crusts from half of
 the bread and spread the bread with some peanut butter
 and top with either raisins, cranberries or slices of
 banana. You'll have 2 closed sandwiches which you
 should then cut into squares or triangles to create
 smaller bite sized pieces.

 For the adults, layer their bread with mozzarella and
 top with anchovies or capers and basil.

 Heat two skillets until warm, one with butter for the
 kids portion, the other with olive oil for the adults.
 Gently cook some garlic in the adult's portion as the
 oil is heating up.

 Dip the adults and kids sandwiches in the egg and let
 it soak up. Saute the kids portion in butter and the
 adults in olive oil; saute until crisp and warm; drain
 briefly on paper towels.

 Serve kids stuffed sandwiches with bacon and adults
 with salad.

 Yield: 2 kids servings and 2 adult servings

 Recipe By     :COOKING MONDAY TO FRIDAY SHOW # MF6719

                                       Date: Sat, 19
 Oct 1996 21:54:34 -0400



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