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Objectives;
1. identify the different types of fillings and
spreads;
2. arranged hot and cold sandwich by using
appropriate fillings and spreads; and
3. appreciate the importance of the different
types of fillings and spread by actively
participating in class.
2 PICS 1 WORD
Instructions: Guess the
word/s using the given
pictures.
Example:
POULTRY
SHELLFISH
SANDWICH
FILLING
Suitable Fillings and
Spreads
What is sandwich filling?
• main ingredient of a sandwich
• can be any kind of beef, pork, poultry,
seafood, cheese, vegetables, and fruits
• it can also be a meat or egg salad that
have dressing holding everything
together.
Fillings and
spreads for
sandwiches
Types of filling
Dry Moist
fillings fillings
Egg with
mayonnaise
Cooked meat
Cheese
MEAT and
POULTRY
MISCELLANEOUS
CHEESE
FILLINGS
FISH and
VEGETABLE ITEMS SHELLFISH
MAYONNAISE BASED
DRESSING
Meat and poultry
•should be cooked, covered and
refrigerated
•slice just before the sandwich is to be
prepared to avoid drying out and
lose flavor
Sliced roast
Beef products
beef
Steak
Hamburger’s Corned
patties beef
Roasted Pork products
pork
Bacon
Ham
Barbecue
pork
Poultry products
Turkey breast Chicken breast
Sausage products
Salami Frankfurters
Bologna
Sausage products
Liverwurst
Luncheon meat
Bologna
Cheese
•dries out rapidly when unwrapped
and sliced, when slicing is done
ahead, the slices should remain
covered until ready to use
Cheese
Cheddar
Swiss
Provolone
Cheese
Cream cheese
Cheese spreads
Fish and Shellfish
•Most seafood fillings are highly
perishable and should be left chilled
at all times.
Fish and Shellfish
Shrimp
Tuna
Smoked
salmon
Fish and Shellfish
Pan-fried fish
Anchovies
Grilled fish
Mayonnaise based salad
•The most popular salads for
sandwich fillings are;
Tuna Ham
Egg
Chicken/turkey
Vegetable items
•These items are indispensable in
sandwich production;
Lettuce
Tomato
Fruits; fresh or dried Miscellaneous Nuts
Peanut butter
Hard cooked
egg
Jelly
Purpose of spreads
5. What would happen to your “Lapu-lapu” fish if you left it on the table of
your kitchen for 12 hours?
A. It will still be fresh after 12 hours C. It will
C. Itspoil
will faster
spoil faster
B. It will be frozen D. It will wilt