Green Goddess Veggie Sandwich

This stunning rainbow sandwich is the thing that my lunch dreams are made of. Layers of destroyed carrots, radishes, rich lettuce, avocado, goat cheddar, treasure tomatoes, grows and meagerly cut cukes. All topped in a tasty green goddess dressing.

A simmered vegetable sandwich, included soft eggplant, jostled red peppers and lettuce does not a veggie lover sandwich make. I've nearly abandoned requesting a sandwich out, realizing that I'll likely be looked with just that decision. There is a simpler, better way! Toss every one of the veggies to finish everything, include a liberal smear of avocado and best with an energetic, herb imbued dressing. You'll never take a gander at a vegan sandwich a similar way again.

Green Goddess Veggie Sandwich! This sandwich is layered with flavor and pressed with vegetables! Natively constructed green-goddess dressing, tomatoes, grows, avocado, goat cheddar, radish, carrots. Veggie lover, effectively vegetarian or without gluten

The conceptualize for this sandwich thought left a larger than usual group of green goddess dressing that had been sitting in my cooler throughout the end of the week.

I got somewhat enthusiastic with the wealth of parsley that I had available, so I made pretty much every sauce you could consider: arugula, chimichurri and green goddess dressing. Life-stretching out contributions to my fragile clusters of herbs.

Green Goddess Veggie Sandwich! This sandwich is layered with flavor and stuffed with vegetables! Natively constructed green-goddess dressing, tomatoes, grows, avocado, goat cheddar, radish, carrots. Veggie lover, effectively vegetarian or without gluten.

Other than the dressing segment, it's practically senseless to compose a real formula for this awful kid. In the event that it's sitting in your crisper cabinet and can be tucked between two cuts of bread, it'll work.

New tomatoes and sprouts. I realize that sprouts can be somewhat elusive, (um, particularly with their propensity to harbor e.coli), yet they are justified, despite all the trouble in this sandwich. I adore, love, love sprouts and they are ideal for drenching up each drop of goddess dressing.

Green Goddess Veggie Sandwich! This sandwich is layered with flavor and stuffed with vegetables! Custom made green-goddess dressing, tomatoes, grows, avocado, goat cheddar, radish, carrots. Veggie lover, effectively vegetarian or sans gluten. | www.delishknowledge.com

Layer upon layer. You need this sandwich so enormous that you can't close it. That is the sweet spot. When the sandwich is filled, delicately push down with the goal that the layers merge together and the dressing can go through everything.

INGREDIENTS
Green Goddess Dressing :

• 1 small garlic clove, minced
• 1/2 cup mayo
• 1/4 cup chopped parsley
• 1/8 cup chopped tarragon
• 3 tablespoons chopped chives
• 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
• Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste

Sandwich :

• 2 carrots
• 3 radishes
• 1 cucumber
• 1/2 cup sprouts
• 10 slices butter or bibb lettuce
• 2 ripe tomatoes, sliced
• 4 ounces goat cheese, softened
• 1 large, ripe avocado
• 8 slices whole wheat bread, toasted

INSTRUCTIONS :

1. Make the dressing. Place all of the ingredients in a blender or food processor until smooth and creamy. The dressing will be fairly thick. If you prefer a thinner dressing, add in a tablespoon or so of water. Season to taste with salt and pepper, I usually start with 1/4 teaspoon of each and work from there.
2. Prep the vegetables. Using a box grater, shred the carrots and radishes, set aside. If you prefer your cucumber peeled, do so and then slice into paper-thin slices.
3. Toss the lettuce with some of the green goddess dressing until well coated. You may have leftover dressing, so serve your sandwich with veggie slices and dressing to dip!
4. Spread 1 ounce of softened goat cheese on one slice of toasted wheat bread. Continue with remaining three slices of bread.
5. Spread 1/4 of the avocado on one slice of toasted wheat bread. Continue with remaining three slices.
6. Layer the tossed lettuce, shredded vegetables, cucumbers, sprouts and tomatoes on the bread. Drizzle with more green goddess dressing, salt and freshly ground pepper and close.
7. This is a saucy sandwich! The dressing will likely drip down your arm when eating, which is a welcome sign that the sandwich is perfectly dressed! So, don’t forget your napkin.