Pocket Sandwiches

Name: Pocket Sandwiches
Total time: 600 s
Yield: 5 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 tbsp jam (any flavour works); 2 tbsp peanut butter (smooth or chunky doesnt matter); 2 tbsp tuna spread in mayo (i used the canned kind for convinience.); 1 tbsp sweet corn kernels, steamed (some store have it in the frozen section); 2 tbsp mayo; 1/2 chicken breast, boiled and shredded; 1 tbsp sweet corn kernels, steamed (some store have it in the frozen section); 12 slice bread (any kind); 1 cup ( the wider the mouth, the bigger the pockets)

diyartist39 @cook_3262686

they‘re quick and easy to make, and they make boring sandwiches cool to bring anywhere. kids can help make the pockets and choose the fillings, its really simple! also, it‘s great for messy fillings like egg mayo or drippy ones like jam, cause the pockets keep them in. u can microwave them to warm them up too :)

diyartist39 @cook_3262686

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Ingredients

10 mins

5 servings

Sandwich Fillings
2 tbspjam (any flavour works)
2 tbsppeanut butter (smooth or chunky doesnt matter)
2 tbsptuna spread in mayo (i used the canned kind for convinience.)
1 tbspsweet corn kernels, steamed (some store have it in the frozen section)
chicken mayo filling
2 tbspmayo
1/2chicken breast, boiled and shredded
1 tbspsweet corn kernels, steamed (some store have it in the frozen section)
making it
12 slicebread (any kind)
1 cup( the wider the mouth, the bigger the pockets)

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Steps

10 mins

1

decide what fillings you want in your pocket sandwiches. these are just some suggestions. they‘re meant to be easy and convinient to make for a school lunch, and kids can help with the "sealing" of the pockets for their snack.shpuld take no more than 5 mins to make.
2

for chicken mayo filling, just mix the shredded chicken breast with mayo. add salt and pepper to taste if u like, and a half the sweet corn. makes enough filling for one pocket.
3

making it: put the fillings in the center of one slice of bread. don't spread the jam out, it will,fill,the pocket nicely once you're done.
4

you can add sweet corn to the tuna, personally I find the sandwich more interesting that way.
5

cover with another slice of bread, and make,sure the edges line up.
6

use the CUP and place it MOUTH DOWN over the filling. press the cup down onto the sandwich, sealing it and making a "pocket". think of the cup as a cookie cutter. there are square sandwich moulds available that you can use, but I just use a cup to be quick.
7

the pocket sandwich should separate easily from,the crust. you can toast the pocket if you prefer. the leftover bread edges can be used in toast soldiers, eggy bread edges, or duck feed at your local park. enjoy!