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Going across the pond for today’s olden tymee sandwich. Yes, it’s the Cream Sandwich from 1905’s “The “Queen” Cookery Books Number 9 – Salads, Sandwiches, and Savories. Now, the recipe calls for French mustard and given the date the may or may not have been powdered mustard. Either way, I don’t have powdered French mustard on hand so Dijon it is. Initially, I thought this was going to be a challenge to make. After all a cream sandwich sounds pretty messy. But I don’t think it’s named for that one ingredient.

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26 Comments

  1. 😮well it ended up better than most uses of cream I've seen in these sandwiches…i have to admit it doesn't look bad at all.

  2. Butter ON the bread always makes sarnies better. No Brit would dream of using dry bread for a sarnie. To any brit the butter is implicit, so does not need to be listed in the recipe. (I'm a 75 yr old ex chef)

  3. Another YouTuber to which one cannot simply subscribe. You literally wear your dad's shirts and make sandwiches. Yet you expect us to send you money every month. I'm out.

  4. Barry, why didn't you 'plus it up' by adding more anchovy since you told us that the anchovy taste was almost masked by the other ingredients?

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