Totoro Sandwich using a Bread Roll

Name: Totoro Sandwich using a Bread Roll
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 Bread rolls; 1 Cheese; 1 Nori seaweed; 2 cm long x 4 sticks Pasta; 1 Ham, cheese, lettuce, anything you'd like

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I was wondering if I could make a character out of a bread roll.

The parts won't come off easily if you use mayonnaise to stick them on!

I think you can avoid squashing the bread if you heat the knife over a flame before cutting. Recipe by Mai*Mai

I was wondering if I could make a character out of a bread roll.

The parts won't come off easily if you use mayonnaise to stick them on!

I think you can avoid squashing the bread if you heat the knife over a flame before cutting. Recipe by Mai*Mai

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I was wondering if I could make a character out of a bread roll.

The parts won't come off easily if you use mayonnaise to stick them on!

I think you can avoid squashing the bread if you heat the knife over a flame before cutting. Recipe by Mai*Mai

I was wondering if I could make a character out of a bread roll.

The parts won't come off easily if you use mayonnaise to stick them on!

I think you can avoid squashing the bread if you heat the knife over a flame before cutting. Recipe by Mai*Mai

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Ingredients

1 serving

1Bread rolls
1Cheese
1Nori seaweed
2cm long x 4 sticks Pasta
1Ham, cheese, lettuce, anything you'd like

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Steps

1

Make the ears by cutting out a triangle on the top part of the bread. If you want him to stand, it might be a good idea to cut off the bottom!
2

Use a cutter to make a circular cut for the belly.
3

Cut the piece off using a knife. Move the knife in fine motions as you cut!
4

Eyes…cheese, nori seaweed. Nose… nori seaweed, Whiskers...deep fry the pasta in oil.
5

The pattern on his belly...Use a cookie cutter to cut out the patterns (5 small crescent moon shaped parts). Make them using the excess bread you cut off in Step 3.
6

Cut the roll in half, stuff the sandwich fillings, attach the parts ...and you're done.