Meat Paste For Sandwiches at Kathie Sammie blog

Meat Paste For Sandwiches. An old family recipe made easier with technology. I have made this several times with a cheaper cut and it just lovely. It is very easy to make and goes well on crackers as pate or on sandwiches. All three pâtés are based on cream cheese. From classic tuna and mayo and family favourites such as beef or chicken paste, there’s a filling for everyone. This is delicious served on hot buttered toast or just as a sandwich spread. Then you just whizz in a blender to a smooth, spreadable paste. Although this recipe isn’t actually vegetarian, it’s what nana thought to be a meat substitute. The seasoned, diced beef is slowly cooked with butter and stock until meltingly soft. For a quick, tasty lunch try one of our sandwich pastes. Each jar is either high in protein or high in omega 3 and the perfect size for a round of sandwiches. An old meat paste recipe that was given to my mother in the 1950's. This is a lovely old fashioned meat paste to spread on sandwiches. The recipe does not state what type of steak to use. My husband and his oldest 2 sons absolutely loved this in days gone by.

The recipe does not state what type of steak to use. It is used as a condiment or filling. The seasoned, diced beef is slowly cooked with butter and stock until meltingly soft. Then you just whizz in a blender to a smooth, spreadable paste. For a quick, tasty lunch try one of our sandwich pastes. All you need to make it are diced beef, butter, salt, pepper, and a little beef stock. Although this recipe isn’t actually vegetarian, it’s what nana thought to be a meat substitute. My husband and his oldest 2 sons absolutely loved this in days gone by. I have made this several times with a cheaper cut and it just lovely. It is very easy to make and goes well on crackers as pate or on sandwiches.

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Meat Paste For Sandwiches It is used as a condiment or filling. Although this recipe isn’t actually vegetarian, it’s what nana thought to be a meat substitute. It is used as a condiment or filling. An old family recipe made easier with technology. All three pâtés are based on cream cheese. The recipe does not state what type of steak to use. Beef paste, also known as potted meat or meat paste, is a spread made from finely chopped or pureed meat. It is very easy to make and goes well on crackers as pate or on sandwiches. All you need to make it are diced beef, butter, salt, pepper, and a little beef stock. Then you just whizz in a blender to a smooth, spreadable paste. Each jar is either high in protein or high in omega 3 and the perfect size for a round of sandwiches. This is delicious served on hot buttered toast or just as a sandwich spread. For a quick, tasty lunch try one of our sandwich pastes. I have made this several times with a cheaper cut and it just lovely. This is a lovely old fashioned meat paste to spread on sandwiches. The seasoned, diced beef is slowly cooked with butter and stock until meltingly soft.