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Ham and Hummus Sandwiches

March 18, 2016 By Laura 1 Comment

I have one kid who ate nothing but peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch for an entire year. At the end of the year, he announced he was sick of them, and that I should stop making them because he was never eating one again. As though it was my fault he spent a year sitting at the peanut table at school (did you know they do that? Have a special table at school for kids who bring nut-related items so kids with allergies can eat safely? Fascinating.)

A delicious ham and hummus sandwiches recipe

So. All this to say — sometimes it’s nice to change things up at lunch a little bit.

This ham and hummus sandwich is just the thing.

You can use storebought hummus, but I use this recipe instead. Make some for sandwich spreads, make a little extra for dipping veggies and crackers, and you’ve got yourself a tasty, healthy lunch.

Ingredients:

  • Your bread of choice (I like a nice 7-grain wheat and nut bread, but you do you)
  • Hummus spread
  • Deli ham
  • Lettuce, tomato, and whatever other fillings you like

A delicious ham and hummus sandwiches recipe

Instructions:

Spread a generous amount of hummus on both pieces of bread. Add your ham and other fillings. Assemble your tasty sandwich and eat up!

And if you’re looking for other grown-up sandwich ideas, try this Camembert and jam grilled cheese, or the apple and Gouda.

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