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Dagwood Sandwiches with Pickles and Chips by Jes Mostek	No ratings Rating Details Rate this meal Printable View

The Dagwood sandwich gets its name from the old comic strip, Blondie. As you may recall, Blondie's husband, Dagwood, had a special penchant for ginormous sandwiches. Feel free to substitute your own choice of meats and cheeses in your sandwiches.

In addition to the recipe, you will also need the following for this meal:

1 jar

pickles

1 bag

potato chips

Recipe:

Dagwood Sandwich by Shawna & Doug Daniels serves: 4	No ratings Rating Details Rate this recipe Printable View Print Index Cards

Ingredients:

1 Loaf

Bread of choice

Small Dill Pickles

10 Leaves

Green Lettuce or Shredded Lettuce in amount of choice

10 Slices

Tomato

5 Slices

Bologna

5 Slices

Turkey Breast

5 Slices

American Cheese

5 Slices

Salami

5 Slices

Ham

5 Slices

Swiss Cheese

5 Slices

Red Onion

1/4 Cup

Italian Dressing

Directions:

1. Laying your knife flat, cut the Pullman loaf in half, lengthwise

2. Cut the two halves in half again the same way. You should now have four long flat slices of bread. Set the top two aside

3. Separate the bottom two slices and splash the bottom layer of bread with half of the Italian dressing

4. Layer on first: five lettuce leaves, then five slices of tomato. Now layer on the bologna, turkey and American cheese

5. Top this lower sandwich half with a center slice of bread and set aside

6. Now separate the top two slices of bread, laying the center slice down and the top slice aside

7. On the center slice, lay down first, five lettuce leaves, then five tomato slices. Layer on the ham, salami and Swiss cheese. Top with the onions and splash the onions with the remaining Italian dressing

Substitute meats and cheeses as desired.

Recipe obtained from http://www.famie.com/recipes/dagwood.htm