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Open- Faced Broiled Egg, Spinach, And Tomato Sandwich

Ingredients

Serves: Prep:  10min |Cook: 0min |Total: 2min
              

Directions

1.
Set the muffin half on a toaster oven pan or double sheet of foil. Top with the spinach and tomato. Lay on the egg slices in an overlapping spiral. Dollop on the mayonnaise and swirl slightly to partially cover the egg slices. Sprinkle on seasoning to taste.
2.
Place under the broiler for 2 to 3 minutes, watching carefully, until the mayonnaise is lightly browned.

Nutritional Facts per serving

CALORIES 213.3 CAL

FAT 11.4 G

SATURATED FAT 1.8 G

CHOLESTEROL 217 MG

SODIUM 389.6 MG

CARBOHYDRATES 18.8 G

TOTAL SUGARS 3.9 G

DIETARY FIBER 4.2 G

PROTEIN 11.2 G
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1 2 3 4 5 by pacgramy 9/20/2009

This recipe is very good. I have made a couple of changes using Orowheat Sandwich Thins (using the whole thin as a sandwich) and also if I am out of tomatoes I have used fresh salsa; then using Mrs. Dash Spicy gives it alot of flavor.

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1 2 3 4 5 by shoffman456 2/5/2011

I'm going to try it with some salsa/hot sauce/etc. instead of the mayo - yummy

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1 2 3 4 5 by curious65 1/22/2010

You need to fix your times at begining of recipe. Spinach needs to be cooked, and the whole thing goes under the broiler. This doesn't equal 0 cook time and total prep of 2 minutes!!!! If you can't get this info correct, how can I trust your other info?

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by nmmassy 09/21/2010
Lighten up!! It's obviously a technical error...if you can't figure that out you shouldn't be in a kitchen!!
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by nightslight 10/18/2010
actually if you read the ingredients list ... it LISTS the spinach to be cooked ALREADY.
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