A Simple Greek Sandwich

Jan 23rd, 2009 | By Peter Minakis | Category: Bread, Cheese, Greek, Herbs, Olive Oil, Recipe, Sandwich, Snacks, Vegetables, Vegetarian


Roast some red peppers. Place in a paper bag to sweat for 30 minutes or so and peel the charred skins off. Season with sea salt and drizzle with extra virgin olive oil.

Get yourself a slab of Greek Feta cheese.

Toast a homemade sesame seed bun and place some roasted red peppers in the bun, with a slab of Feta. Sprinke some dried Oregano and enjoy one of the easiest and tastiest sandwiches will ever have.

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68 Comments to “A Simple Greek Sandwich”

  1. Trekkie says:

    Looks absolutely divine – a keeper for long summer afternoon picnics at the beach

  2. David Hall says:

    Top butty sir!

    Cheers
    David

  3. Abigail says:

    My husband and I agree – this looks absolutely gorgeous! I just called him over here to look at it and drool over it with me. :)

  4. Caviar and Codfish says:

    Love the “read a sentence and hey, look there it is” aspect of this post. :)

  5. Anette says:

    That is without doubt the most tempting sandwich I’ve seen in A LONG TIME!! Actually I want it. I think I even crave it!

  6. ellysaysopa.com says:

    That is a lot of feta so it has to be good. :) Looks great!

  7. Mila says:

    Peter, my mom used to make me sandwich like this! It was one of my childhood faces!

  8. Jen of A2eatwrite says:

    This is exactly my kind of sandwich, Peter – wish I had feta in the house!

  9. Helen says:

    Well there is nothing better to me than a good sandwich Peter! I am really obsessed with them! I also like to make feta, and red pepper sandwiches and i spike mine with s touch of chilli. Yours looks totally decadent. I am living the liberal use of feta!

  10. Gloria says:

    Peter this sandwich is temting me!!!! buahh!!! Gloria (always when I saw he say me eat me)

  11. electronic396 says:

    hallo peter i'am a student from the beautiful chania–>crete–>greece;)
    just found this blog and i really love it;)
    …kalofagades emeis oi ellhnes:)

    p.s=just wake up and i think i'll make one of those sandwich for breakfast:)

  12. OhioMom says:

    I really like the simplicity of this sandwich, it doesn’t hurt that I love feta cheese :)

  13. Marc @ NoRecipes says:

    I love roast red peppers in sandwiches and can just imagine how good it would be with Feta. Do you drizzle any olive oil on top, or is the olive oil in the peppers suffcient?

  14. Jeanne says:

    Absolutely. Probably the best sandwich I ever had was a little mayo, very very ripe plum tomato slices, lots of feta and some fresh mint.

    It’s better with feta :)

  15. Laurie Constantino says:

    You must have Florina in your blood!

  16. Maria says:

    I wish I could have a taste. That looks so good!! I love roasted red peppers!!

  17. Nicole says:

    Looks good to me! I love roasted peppers. The make the house smell so good too. Like a whole meal has been prepared.

  18. I had a pepper stuffed with cous cous and feta for lunch. Sort of similar.

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