Sandwiches
Grilled Roast Beef Sandwich
Oh so many years ago, the restaurant I worked in, served a thick slice of roast beef opened face as a lunch item. The remaining beef, that was cooked to a rare state, was used the next day in a sandwich sliced paper thin and heated. It was one of the best sellers and was one of my favorite lunch time dishes
Directions
- Place a saute pan with lid or a stove griddle, large enough to hold the sandwiches you are going to make, on the stove top and pre heat to a medium heat.
- Take the two pieces of bread and spread the butter on one side of each piece.
- Turn the bread over and on the other side spread the Horseradish sauce or mayonnaise.
- Lightly salt and pepper over the sauce.
- Place a slice of the cheddar on each piece of bread.
- Now layer the roast beef on top of one of the pieces of bread and top with the other .
- Sprinkle the Parmesan on a large dish and press both buttered sides of the sandwich into the cheese so that it adheres to the butter.
- Place in the pan, cover and allow to heat up for a few minutes.
- Once the one side is browned flip the sandwich, recover and allow the other side to brown up being careful not to burn the Parmesan cheese and bread.
- When the cheddar is melted remove from the pan and slice and serve.
- Horseradish Sauce This is a great condiment to serve with Prime Rib or any roast beef, and is fairly easy to make.
- Take about 1/2 a container of sour cream (12 oz) and add a good prepared horseradish to it stirring gently and tasting as you go.
- My version uses about a whole jar of horseradish and is very spicy, but keep tasting to adjust to your own liking.
- Remember though if making well in advance it will increase in strength as it sits.
