Let me introduce you to the best sangweech, (sandwich), ever created.
The Hot Hamilton
This sangweech was originally created by my ex boyfriend. He happens to be best friends with my brother-in-law, and no it's not awkward at all. He gave the recipe to my sister, who adapted it to her tastes. She, of course, gave it to me. I then adapted it to my tastes. Let's just say, some like it hot and some like it too hot. I'm not the latter. I like my sangweech to have a little kick, not a whole beat down. So here is the instructions... 'cause building a sangweech is science, I tell ya.
**Read note at bottom before cooking**
INGREDIENTS
- Pre-cooked chicken breast strips. (Most packs serve 2-3, which is 1 sangweech serving)
- 2 TBSP Aurora Pickled Hot Peppers in Oil
- 1/4 TSP Salt
- 1/4 TSP Pepper
- 1/4 TSP Cayenne Pepper
- 1/4 TSP Chili Powder
- 1/4 TSP Curry Powder
- 1 TSP Frank's Red Hot Sauce
- I wooden spoon dollop of mayonnaise (I use the mayo made with olive oil)
- 1 TBSP bbq sauce ( I used Kraft original)
- Monteray Jack cheese with Hot Pepper Slices ( I used Silani)
- Ciabatta Breads, 6 inch size or cut one giant ciabatta in half.
METHOD
Cut the ciabatta in half so your sangweech has two sides. Set aside.
Grab a pan and using the peppers in oil, cook the chicken for a minute or two. Take the chill off it.
Add all the other ingredients and mix well. Heat it and bind the mixture together.
Add the chicken mixture to the ciabatta bread. Top with the cheese and melt in the oven. When it's melted, remove, add top of ciabatta to sangweech, cut, yes again, and serve.
Enjoy!
**This recipe is one serving. When making more than one sangweech, double or triple accordingly.
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Quite the story, and a lot of pepper and heat!! My hubby would love it.
ReplyDeletesounds delish.
ReplyDeleteI can't handle TOO much heat, but this does look good. I think my dad would love it, to be honest.
ReplyDelete-Lauren
Sounds like it has a little kick! Interesting provenance to the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI think this sounds pretty good. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteI love spicy food so this would be right up my alley. I have to try this one. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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