Jaffle iron toasted sandwiches
From: Good Food Live
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- Prep time:
- 10 mins
- Cook time:
- 30 mins
- Serves:
- 6
Emma Sharp shows how to make tasty traditional Jamaican baked bean and sausage toasted sandwiches in a jaffle iron set in an open fire
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A jaffle iron is a cast iron or aluminium cooking appliance for use over a campfire. It consists of two cupped, cast metal halves which are connected with a hinge on one side, similar to a waffle iron. Two long handles are fitted to the sides. They are found in both round and rectangular shapes.
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Method
1. Make an outside fire and wait until the coals are hot.2. Spread one side of all twelve slices of bread with butter. Place 2 slices of bread, buttered side down, on the jaffle iron. Crack an egg in the middle of one slice, add a large spoonful of baked beans on top. Close up the waffle iron and stick in the fire for a couple of minutes. Turn and cook for another couple of minutes. Serve immediately.
3. Make two more toasted sandwiches the same way and then another 3 more replacing the baked beans with chopped-up sausages.
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