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Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade makes a delicious and refreshing filling to your meaty sandwiches, hot dogs, chicken or fish burgers – Crispy, slightly tart with a delicious crunch.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

If you are tired of all your usual toppings for sandwiches, hotdogs or even a fishburger, you should definitely try this Apple-Lettuce Remoulade for Sandwiches.

This is an absolute delicious alternative to the usual toppings or fillings and kids go crazy over this. The Apple provides a bit of sourness as well as sweetness and works so well with the other ingredients.

I have added this Remoulade to hot dogs the first time round and it was an instant hit with my family. This time, I decided to use chicken schnitzels and the sandwiches were even better than the hot dogs.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

The actual schnitzels were not even mentioned by my family, only the sauce, of which this recipe is a coarse sauce more like a slaw consistency and not as the usual Remoulades which is smooth and very saucy.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

I do my prepping a little earlier in the day, keeping the Lettuce mixture in one bowl and the Sauce in another bowl.

All I need to do later on, is to cook the schnitzels or sausages, mix the Remoulade ingredients (the two bowls) and slap the lot on burger rolls or hot dogs.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

You should use the crispiest Lettuce you can lay your hands on, it really makes a huge difference. The inner parts of an Iceberg Lettuce is best to use.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

I could actually eat the Remoulade as is straight from the bowl ! Doesn’t it just looks so appetizing in the photo above ?

Crispy, slightly tart with a light sweetness and a delicious crunch when you bite into your sandwich or hot dog – and absolutely nothing else is needed on your sandwich.

I always serve sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs and that type of lunch (or dinner!) with either oven baked fries or my more recent crave, potato wedges.

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (for Sandwiches)

Apple-Lettuce Remoulade (For Sandwiches)

Linda Nortje
Apple-Lettuce Remoulade makes a delicious and refreshing filling to your meaty sandwiches, hot dogs, chicken or fish burgers - Crispy, slightly tart with a delicious crunch.
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Course Salad, Sauce
Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings 8 Servings

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups Crisp Lettuce shredded
  • ½ Red Onion thinly sliced
  • 1 large Green Apple cored and grated
  • ¼ cup Fresh Mint finely chopped

SAUCE:

  • ¼ cup Mayonnaise
  • ½ cup Greek Yogurt
  • 3 TB Creamed Horseradish
  • 2 TB Wholegrain Mustard
  • Salt and Black Pepper to taste

Instructions
 

  • Toss together the Lettuce, Onion, Apple and Mint in a mixing bowl

SAUCE:

  • Combine the Mayonnaise, Yogurt, Horseradish and Mustard in a separate bowl – season with Salt and Pepper
  • Stir the Sauce into the Lettuce mixture 
Nutrition value, where given, is not always accurate. Please also check your ingredient labels.

Serve on a crusty roll with meats as you prefer.

LINDA

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Pam

Thursday 18th of June 2015

I have a feeling this would make sandwiches extra incredible! It looks and sounds amazing.

Unknown

Thursday 18th of June 2015

how interesting is THIS! -- Dorothy at Shockingly Delicious

Analida Braeger

Thursday 18th of June 2015

I love this kind of dressing on sandwiches! Love the flavors.

Laura Denman

Wednesday 17th of June 2015

Oh yum, I can see this being lovely with lots of different types of burgers

Michelle Nahom

Wednesday 17th of June 2015

Can't wait to try this Linda...I love recipes like this! I would put remoulade on just about any sandwich and this is such a great combination!

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