How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London:

In celebration of British Sandwich Week (14-20 May 2017) Head Chef Gary Durrant at The Arch London has shared his top tips on how to create the perfect sandwich.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

Making the same sandwiches for lunch each day can become dull.

So if your cheese and pickle sandwiches are starting to go stale then these tips are guaranteed to help you improve your lunchtime routine.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

Gary Durrant is the sandwich aficionado behind The Arch London’s signature Club Sandwich, as well as the sensational sandwiches on the Royal Afternoon Tea.

These are both served with the Gary’s unique homemade crisps seasoned with salt, sage and peppercorn.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

How to Make the Ultimate Sandwich:

Add Some Flavour:

You can make your sandwich really stand out with just one extra ingredient. Try adding fresh herbs, a sliced hard-boiled egg or make your own quick pickles – cucumber, vinegar, oil, brown sugar, salt and pepper.

Choose Your Bread Wisely:

The bread is the most important part of the whole sandwich. If you want to add very moist fillings then it is best to go for dry and dense bread or try flour tortillas. These will keep the ingredients fresh and moisture just right.

Add Some Moisture:

For the right amount of moisture add your spread to both sides of the bread, this will also help lock in the flavour. Spread to every edge of the slice of bread to create a seal for the fillings. Use butter, mayo, mustard, cream cheese or experiment with pesto, jam, chutney or salsa.

Avoid A Soggy Sandwich:

If you are adding lettuce to your sandwich, first dry it with kitchen roll to prevent the bread from getting soggy. Also, place the lettuce at the top of the sandwich so that it remains crispy. Do not put wet ingredients directly on the bread, layer them with dry items. For a basic sandwich example, add your fillings in this order – lettuce, tomato, meat (or alternative filling) then cheese.

Time For Seasoning:

Salt, pepper and spices can change a whole sandwich, so experiment! Add a pinch of salt to your vegetables before adding them to the sandwich for that extra flavour. Adding too much dressing to the salad in your sandwich can also make it soggy so season it lightly.

How to Make the Ultimate Sandwich by Gary Durrant at The Arch London.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London.

Tips and photos courtesy of The Arch London, 50 Great Cumberland Place, Marble Arch, London W1H 7FD.

How To Make The Ultimate Sandwich By Gary Durrant At The Arch London

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4 Comments

  1. chickenruby
    12 May 2017 / 12:41

    mmmmm gorgeous afternoon tea there, love the look of the cakes

  2. Raw Mum
    12 May 2017 / 10:22

    Mmm is it lunch time yet? #pocolo

  3. Anonymous
    11 May 2017 / 17:22

    This looks so good. I could just eat all this.

  4. Heather{Our Life In a Click}
    11 May 2017 / 12:18

    These look so good. I love going for tea!

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