Portobello and Chicken Apple Sandwich
Sunday, August 10th, 2008All summer, I’ve been neglecting both this blog and my diet in favor of job applications, interviews, and apartment hunting. I still haven’t found the apartment (in fact, I’m writing this 20 minutes before I leave for another round of viewings), but I’ve accepted a job in San Francisco…so that’s out of the way, at least!
A couple weeks ago, I went on what was to be my last interview for awhile. It went incredibly well, and I headed to Berkeley afterwards to meet up with my friend and former roommate Amanda. Amanda loves food as much as I do, if not more; she inherited her culinary inclinations from her talented mother, who is always experimenting in the kitchen. So it’s not really much of a surprise that we ended up making lunch instead of going out. Amanda offered me the use of her kitchen and the contents of her fridge, so I ended up throwing this together:
And it was delicious. Amanda, who’s been a bit burned out lately from feeling obligated to cook for her boyfriend and young daughter, called it the “Bring Calmness and Creativity Back into the Kitchen for a New Mom” sandwich. Apparently I looked really laid back even as I was busy slicing and sautéing mushrooms and sausages. Wow.
Anyway, the following amounts make two sandwiches:
1/2 portobello mushroom, sliced and sautéd in olive oil
2 chicken apple sausages, sliced and heated in a skillet (no oil)
handful of salad greens
1/2 large tomato, sliced
swiss cheese spread (I recommend using swiss cheese slices)
4 slices of sourdough bread
Instructions:
Do you really need instructions on how to make a sandwich? I think not.
The end! (Or, time to go on another apartment-hunting adventure!)
