“Haters gonna hate. Potatoes gonna potate.” -Anonymous
There’s just something so classic about a good, old-fashioned sandwich. Don’t you agree?? But being gluten free, I don’t often actually eat sandwiches. Sure, there are some great gluten free breads out there that I truly enjoy, but I try not to eat them too often. Fortunately, there’s also something so naturally comforting about a baked potato. So, instead of longing for a sandwich on a crusty hard roll, a crispy baguette, or a fresh baked slice of Italian bread, why not enjoy a delicious ‘Potato Sammie?’ Locked and loaded, stacks on stacks, and seriously satisfying. This sammie comes through for me!
Here’s the simple recipe so you can make this yummy stack yourself. I started with a russet potato, chopped it in half, poked some holes in it, and then baked the halves for 1 hour at 375 degrees. I took them out, let them cool (<< not for long though cuz I was STARVING!) and then I topped one half with whole grain mustard, red ripe tomato and oven roasted shaved deli turkey (<<way better than most deli turkey- this stuff tastes like Thanksgiving leftovers!). I added dark green spinach, more tomato, mashed avocado, and then topped it all with my other potato “bun.”
Whether you’re gluten free, Paleo, following Whole 30, or simply tired of average, normal sandwiches, be sure to give this a try! Also, if you’re vegan, try swapping out the turkey for a big scoop of creamy hummus or refried beans! YUM!
How about you? Are you a sandwich fan? Have you ever tried a potato-sammie??
6 Comments
I’ve never tried a potato sandwich but I love the idea! 😀 The more whole foods, the better! I love sandwiches, but since I try to avoid gluten for my IBS, I eat way fewer of them… there aren’t a whole lot of good GF breads out there and most of them have an ingredient list a mile long :/
September 12, 2016 at 4:57 pmClaire you need to try one of these potato sammies! You’d love it and it won’t bother your tummy!! As someone with an INCREDIBLY sensitive tummy, I can personally attest to that!
October 6, 2016 at 5:23 pmxoxo Cailee!
Ooooooh this looks SO good! What a delicious gluten and grain free alternative!
September 12, 2016 at 8:51 pmThanks Kristy! You must try a potato sammie! So simple and satisfying!
October 6, 2016 at 5:22 pmxoxo Cailee!
Such a cute idea! I’ve never tried it before but I’m on a bit of a baked potato kick lately.
September 23, 2016 at 10:23 pmYou have to try a potato sammie Nicole! You can totally make it veg and use hummus or something instead of meat!
October 6, 2016 at 5:21 pmxoxo Cailee!