Hot Sandwiches with Cheese and Ham

by Editorial Staff

Modern housewives are increasingly preparing hot sandwiches not in the oven or in a pan, but in the microwave, as it is much faster and tastier. My favorite thing is to cook hot sandwiches with cheese and ham in the microwave. A very satisfying quick snack!

Summary

Prep Time	5 mins
Cook Time	1 min
Total Time	6 mins
Course	Appetizer
Cuisine	Russian
Servings (Default: 2)

Ingredients

Baguette – 2 slices
Butter – 30 g
Hard cheese – 4 slices (30 g)
Ham – 2 slices (40 g)
Ground red pepper – 0.25 teaspoon (to taste)
Fresh parsley (for garnish, optional) – 1 sprig

Instructions

Prepare all required ingredients.
Cut the bread into slices 1-1.2 cm thick.
Cut the ham and cheese into 0.3 mm slices.
Sliced bread with butter.
Place one slice of cheese on the bread and sprinkle with half of the red pepper.
Cover the cheese with ham slices and sprinkle with red pepper.
Put the second slice of cheese on top.
Put the ham and cheese sandwiches into a microwave-safe container and cover with a lid. Bake sandwiches in the microwave at full power (“High”, 800W) for 30-40 seconds.
The cheese should melt, but not drip off the sandwich.
Hot ham and cheese sandwiches are ready.
Garnish the sandwiches with parsley leaves before serving.

Enjoy your meal!

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