Hot Sandwiches with Cheese and Tomatoes

by Editorial Staff

Hot sandwiches with cheese and baked tomato slices are a very simple and easy snack. The recipe will work even for those who do not like to cook, spending a lot of time at the stove.

Summary

Prep Time	10 mins
Cook Time	10 mins
Total Time	20 mins
Course	Appetizer

Ingredients

Instructions

We prepare products for a hot snack with cheese and tomatoes. If, for example, there is no parmesan in the refrigerator, feel free to replace it with any hard cheese.
We cut the baguette by placing the knife at an angle. Lightly flavor the oil with garlic. With a pastry brush, grease the crumb liberally with butter, and rub the crust with a garlic clove.
We grate the Parmesan. We need rather small shavings, combine them with crushed garlic.
Put the grated cheese in a slide in the center of the bread slice.
Put a couple of tomato slices on top. Do not cut them too thinly, otherwise, they will burn, and our task is to make the tomatoes only a little dried.
Sprinkle with thyme leaves on top, which can be replaced with chopped parsley.
We put a baking sheet with sandwiches in the oven, heating it to 190C. Bake for 10 minutes. in convection mode.
Sprinkle the finished snack with cheese and tomatoes with salt and pepper to your liking. We invite everyone to the table right away!

Enjoy your meal!

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