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Broiled Tomato and Cheese Sandwich

A published midday recipe chosen to add variety to a diabetes-aware meal-planning routine.

Published onlineMethod overviewNutrition at source
Broiled Tomato and Cheese Sandwich, publisher recipe image preview
Recipe image preview · American Diabetes Association · Diabetes Food Hub
StatusPublished
PublisherADA
CategoryLunch
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Cooking overview

How this recipe comes together

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  1. 01

    Lightly toast one side of each bread slice under the broiler.

  2. 02

    Flip, then layer the untoasted side with pesto, tomato, mozzarella, and a little olive oil.

  3. 03

    Broil again until the cheese bubbles; add fresh basil if desired.

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Published by. American Diabetes Association · Diabetes Food Hub.

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