Steemit Sandwich Contest Week #35- "Flower"

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I was initially apprehensive about using flowers in my sandwich, but it fit the themed week. So why not!?


Apart from trees, I also like growing as much veg as I can. I have a cornichon de Paris plant (mini cucumbers or gherkins). I grow these as they are amazing pickled. It works hand in hand with the hamburgers I make. 


I figure I will start harvesting this plant and start pickling as of next week. 

This plant is in full bloom and there are loads to collect for my sandwich. 

To all sandwich makers out there. Go check out this contest: Steemit sandwich contest week 35.

Big shout out goes to @jaybird for organizing this contest. 

I used the following to make this sandwich:

Bread:

  • Wheat flour
  • Water
  • Yeast
  • Salt

Filler:

  • Pepperoni
  • Mantecoso cheese
  • Baby cucumber flowers
  • Sriracha

I have one bread spare and I baked three trays today. 

Cut in half and it is still steeming. 

Chuck in some cheese. 

Load up on the pepperoni. 

Lay down your prepped flowers. I removed everything but the petals. 

How could I not put this in my sandwich, flowers or not! 

I did actually demolish this post surf sandwich. Ok, believe or not, the flowers where very tasty. Once you got used to the texture, it taste like cucumber and with a hint of spring. The sriracha hot sauce did not actually over power the flower taste. 

Hey everyone. I hope you liked this sandwich. I would like  share a video I made:

VIDEO> Upvote a tree to make it a Steem forest. Charity starts with Steem. Three more trees planted to day.

Yes, I plant trees for your upvote. It is that simple. 36 trees  planted since the 1st of February and all with your simple upvote.

(Usage with permission. This art work and owner of such, is courtesy of @artwatch and usage requires permission )

It all started with the Steemit Sandwich Contest.

If you would like to read my posts, then find me here @intrepidsurfer

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