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Hot ‘n Creamy Vegetable Sandwich

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Eggs, Dairy, Vegetables Eggs &, Cheese* 8 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Pouch Lipton 7 Vegetable Soup
1 Cottage Cheese; (500 Ml)
3 sl Bacon; Cooked And Crubled
8 Croissants Or Buns; Slpit
3/4 c Cheedar Cheese; Grated

INSTRUCTIONS

In a medium casserole, combine soup mix, cottage cheese and bacon. Bake at
350 F for 20 minutes. Sprinkle Chddar cheese on top during last 5 minutes.
TIP: Serve leftovers cold as a sandwich filling with shreadded lettuce.
NOTES : When you have run out of quick luncheon ideas, try this delicious
topping with split croissants or toasted buns.
Recipe by: Lipton Shortcut Cookbook
Posted to brand-name-recipes by Tiina <4Angels@videotron.ca> on Mar 05,
1998

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