Guest guest Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Hi All, I thought I'd make my son a treat for lunch today - a " Subway " roll. I made 2 " foot-long " rolls using my " Besan Bread " recipe. I used the breadmaker on the dough setting. Once risen, I placed it into a French stick pan, shaping it into two long rolls. Using a knife I cut shallow slits crosswise along the top of the rolls with a knife, brushed them with agave nectar (mixed with a little water), sprinkled with oregano and soy parmesan and baked them in the oven for about 25 minutes. In the meantime, I made some vegan " Fried Chicken " , shaping it into long narrow strips (like a long roll shape). I found a recipe on Recipezaar for a Subway sweet onion sauce clone, so whipped that up too. Once cooked and cooled a little, I sliced the rolls open (leaving one side still joined), topped with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, carrot, red onion, sliced olives, the " Fried Chicken " , some Sweet Onion Sauce and finally some soy cheese. Using some baking paper (parchment), I wrapped them tightly and served them up. (This was the easiest way of keeping it all together. To eat the rolls we just rolled back the paper package a little.) After all this I got one very big hug from one very satisfied son I'll pop a picture into the " Photos " : ( http://ph./photos ) .... and, yes, I probably wouldn't get a job at Subway or as a food stylist or photographer, but it sure did taste good. Kim:) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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