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Roasted Beef Sandwiches by Chef Gulzar

Roasted Beef Sandwiches by Chef Gulzar 600aaa315
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Ingredients:

Bread 8-10 slices
Roasted beef as required
Red sauce as required
Lettuce leaves 2-3
Eggs 3-4
Cucumber 2-3
Tomatoes 1-2

Method:

Shred roasted beef.
Now make omelet of eggs.
Then cut cucumber, lettuce leaves and tomatoes into slices.
Now foment bread slices slightly.
Then spread sauce on bread slices.
Then put shred beef.
Keep omelet and then keep tomato, and cucumber.
Keep second slice of bread and cut into triangle shape.
Then keep in serving platter and serve with lettuce leaves.

Roasted Beef Sandwiches by Chef Gulzar

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