Mustard Chicken and Boiled Egg-White Open Sandwich Recipe

Ingredients:

3 slices of Whole Wheat Bread

3 tsp Ketchup/ Hot and sweet Sauce

½ chopped Onion

½ chopped Tomato

½ cup shredded  cooked Chicken

2 Sliced Boiled Eggs (Only Egg White)

2 tsp Whole Mustard Sauce

1 tsp Olive Oil

1 tsp Powdered Parmesan Cheese

Method:

1. Heat little oil in a pan and toss the onions until brown and remove

2.  Add tomatoes to the pan and cook for 2 minutes and remove

3. Heat a littlee oil and add the chicken and toss around. Add mustard sauce and toss around and remove.

4. Apply Sauce on the bread slices, add cooked onions and tomatoes  on the top. Add egg white slices and chicken

5. Bake until the bread is brown and crisp. Alternatively you can microwave for couple of minutes.

6. Remove and sprinkle cheese.

7. Ready to devour.

What’s your favorite way to enjoy Nutella??? ·

• Nutella with Toast?
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• Nutella with Waffles?
• Nutella on marshmallows?
• Nutella stuffed cupcakes?
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My favourite way to enjoy Nutella is to dip my finger right into the jar and lick the nutella right off my fingers ;) Yummmmmmmyyyy

Nutella Fun Facts:

1. 1 Tbsp of Nutella contains 100 kcals which takes half an hour of walking to burn. Completely worth it right ? ;)
2. Feb 5^th is celebrated as ‘World Nutella day’
3. More than 70 million hazelnuts are used worldwide each day in the production of Nutella
4. Nutella® spread, in its earliest form, was created in the 1940s by Mr. Pietro Ferrero, a pastry maker and founder of the Ferrero company. At the time, there was very little chocolate because cocoa was in short supply due to World War II rationing. So Mr. Ferrero used hazelnuts, which are plentiful in the Piedmont region of Italy (northwest), to extend the chocolate supply.
5. Nutella® is pronounced as "new-tell-uh" and not “nut-tell-uh”