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I’d like to share a link to a great sandwich shop at a local farmstand in my area. Mill No. 3 Farmstand has special names for their sandwiches. The sandwich I made above is called the “Boulder.” It has chicken salad, lettuce, Granny Smith apple slices, and Havarti cheese. (I guess I forgot to add the lettuce in mine! Oops!) If you place the cursor over the sandwich name on the menu, you can see a picture of their sandwich. Anyway, the sandwich names have a special meaning in our area. For instance, the “Boulder” represents a huge boulder that sits next to a gazebo on Main St. The “Nash” is named after the Nashua River that runs through the city and the “Cleghorn” is a particular neighborhood within the city. I thought that was pretty creative!
The reason why I wanted to share this menu link with you is because I thought it would give everyone a few more sandwich ideas to make during the hot summer. I know I’m going to try out some of them myself especially when it’s just Dave and I eating alone. Now that Matthew is living 3 1/2 hours away on Long Island and Andrew just got his first job life guarding, there’s really no need to make a big dinner for Dave and I especially on a hot evening.
I hope the sandwich menu gives you some new ideas!
By the way…you can still add your sandwich recipes to my ongoing linky HERE!
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I love havarti cheese, I never would have thought to put it on a chicken salad sandwich though, yum.
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These sandwiches look & sound delicious! I'm thinking I need to try and make the Mill No 6
This sandwich sounds delish! I wouldnt have thought to put in granny smiths, but I do love them and I do love chicken salad. This sounds like a perfect summer recipe!
MMMM - chicken salad with Granny Smiths - I love to add walnuts to mine as well.