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Proper old-school: tomato and egg salad for a sandwich

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That moment when you used to get out of school early on a Wednesday afternoon, and your mum would take you to the bakery to pick up some fresh rolls, and you'd just sit there enjoying every bite while the rest of the day stretched out ahead of you. I still find myself longing for those times sometimes — does that sound familiar? To take myself back there in spirit, I make my favourite sandwich fillings every now and then. Just for old time's sake 😉 And because it's still absolutely delicious.

I'm not entirely sure, but I think this 'tomato-egg mush' — as we rather unglamorously used to call it — is an old family recipe. Well, recipe is a stretch, it's hardly rocket science. But it really is incredibly tasty! And so quick to make, and easy when you don't have much in the house but still want something a little more special than a plain cheese sandwich. My tip: get your bread from Vlaamsch Broodhuys — they do seriously amazing bread.

Recipe

Old school goodness: tomato and egg salad on a roll

A wonderfully old-fashioned sandwich filling made with tomato and egg, ready in just a few minutes. Perfect for a quick lunch or a satisfying snack.

Course Side dish
Kitchen American
Servings 1

Preparation time

Preparation time 10 min
Total 10 min

Equipment

  • Sharp knife

Ingredients

  • 8 cherry tomatoes or 1 regular tomato
  • 1 egg
  • 1½ tbsp mayonnaise (or yoghurt if you're going for the lighter version)
  • Pepper & salt from the mill

tomato and egg salad on a roll

This little recipe really couldn't be simpler: dice the tomatoes, boil the egg for 6–7 minutes (it should be set but not rock hard), then chop the cooked egg into pieces as well. Stir through the mayo or yoghurt and season with pepper and salt. Absolutely incredible on a slice of wholegrain bread. Any leftovers will keep just fine in the fridge for a day =)

This recipe is ideal when you want to get something tasty on the table fast. With just a handful of basic ingredients, you can make a delicious sandwich filling that tastes just as good the next day.

Want a lighter version? Simply swap the mayonnaise for yoghurt. Just as tasty, but considerably lower in calories. Store any leftovers in the fridge for up to one day.