Christmas Coronation Sandwich – Thrifty Lesley


This sandwich is for tea on Christmas Day on a Vegetarian Meal Plan for the entire Christmas week 

It is lentils spiced with curry powder, moistened with mayonnaise and with a hint of sweetness from a jar of mincemeat, together with the fresh crunch of raw vegetables all encased in soft fresh bread. Absolutely delicious!

Spiced lentils in a granary sandwich, two halves stacked on a white plate.

What do I need to make this lentil sandwich

for 2 sandwiches, you will need

  • half a tin of lentils, drained, or 140g cooked lentils – keep the remaining half a tin for another day if you are following the meal plan
  • a tsp of curry powder, any kind you like, not paste as that needs to be cooked
  • 2 tbsps mincemeat
  • tblsp mayonnaise
  • some kind of greenery or salad
  • 4 slices of bread, no need for butter – I happened to have a beautiful (free) granary loaf from the community larder when testing this recipe, so that’s what I used

 

How to make a Coronation Christmas Sandwich

the filling of a lentil sandwich before the other slice is put on top.

It’s very simple.

  • Drain the can of lentils.
  • Mix everything together
  • Stir well together and make 2 sandwiches with the mix, half in each sandwich, no need for butter.
  • If you have any salad leaves available, they go well. I used a few rings of leek and a couple of shredded Brussel sprouts

 

What variations are there for a Coronation Christmas Sandwich

A Coronation lentil sandwich, half eaten.

  • A few green leaves would be nice, spinach from the garden perhaps, or a bit of lettuce, or maybe a few herb leaves, basil or parsley
  • You could use any dried fruit to add that note of sweetness; sultanas, currants, diced apricots, chopped dates etc
  • You could use the mix in a pitta or wrap, or on top of a jkt potato, or with some crudite (carrot batons and celery perhaps)
  • Add a sliced boiled egg
  • Not got any mince meat? Use mixed dried fruit, or raisins, dried cranberries, chopped apricots or anything like that for the pop of sweetness
  • Use mango chutney as well as the mayonnaise

Would you like a vegan Coronation Sandwich?

You just need to use a vegan mayonnaise. Everything else is vegan (check the mincemeat, brands vary)

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Egg, Lentil, Raisin, Puy & Curry Sandwich

Spiced lentils in a granary sandwich, two halves stacked on a white plate.

Coronation Christmas Sandwich

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

dairy free by Olguioo from the Noun Project

Dairy Free

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No Nuts by Llisole from the Noun Project

Nut Free

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vegan by Guilherme Furtado from the Noun Project

Vegan

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Vegetarian by Philipp Petzka from the Noun Project

Vegetarian

Servings: 2 sandwiches

Cost per portion 25p per sandwich

Calories: 526kcal

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What variations are there for a Coronation Christmas sandwich?

  • A few green leaves would be nice, spinach from the garden perhaps, or a bit of lettuce, or maybe a few herb leaves, basil or parsley
  • You could use any dried fruit to add that note of sweetness; sultanas, currants, diced apricots, chopped dates etc
  • You could use the mix in a pitta or wrap, or on top of a jkt potato, or with some crudite (carrot batons and celery perhaps)
  • Add a boiled egg
  • Not got any mince meat? Use mixed dried fruit, or raisins
  • Use mango chutney as well as the mayonnaise

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Nutrition Facts

Coronation Christmas Sandwich

Amount per Serving

% Daily Value*

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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