Split the rolls in half horizontally, keeping them attached on one end so that they open like a book. Spread butter on the outside of each roll. Put the rolls, opened, on the prepared baking sheets. Place a slice of cheese on each roll. Divide the mushroom and spinach mixture among the rolls. Spoon about 2 Tbs. of sauerkraut on each sandwich, followed by about 2 Tbs. of the yogurt sauce (you won’t need all the sauce). Top each sandwich with another piece of cheese, and then close the rolls. Press down on each sandwich with the palm of your hand. (The sandwiches can be prepared to this point, and then wrapped in plastic. Store in the refrigerator for up to 1 day.)
Slide one pan into the oven on the prepared rack. Broil the sandwiches until golden and toasted, rotating the pan halfway through, about 2 minutes. Remove the pan from the oven, flip the sandwiches over, press down with a spatula, then continue broiling until the bread is toasted on the other side and the cheese has melted, about 3 minutes longer. Repeat with the second pan of sandwiches. Cut the sandwiches in half, and serve with the remaining sauce on the side.
This recipe has a lot of steps but it is so flavorful it’s worth the effort. It’s just amazing how much the tastes resembles a corned beef Reuben. But this is guilt free! Absolutely love this recipe.
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