Recipe Roundup

11 Reasons You Should Make an Open-Faced Sandwich

Save the extra bread slice for later—you'll want to show these babies off.
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    1/11

    Smoked Salmon Smørrebrød

    Impress everybody on your Instagram feed with a looker like this. Getting it pretty is all about the layering. Start with a creamy horseradish spread, follow with slices of smoked salmon, and top with radishes and herbs for crunch and a pop of color.

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    2/11

    Open-Face Steak Sandwich with Parmesan Dressing

    This Parmesan-dressed steak sandwich could also work as a salad, but what fun would that be? The bread brings everything together in each crunchy bite.

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    3/11

    Smoked Salmon Tartines With Fried Capers

    Combine rich smoked salmon, salty capers, and crunchy red onion in a gorgeous tartine that works for breakfast or as a warm-weather appetizer. With a filling this pretty, it'd be a shame to cover it up.

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    4/11

    Creamed Greens Tartine

    Transform last night's greens into today's lunch by topping with crunchy fried shallots and a sunny-side-up egg. Serve on toasted slices of crusty bread.

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    11/11

    Bacon, Egg, and Tomato Toast

    Take your tomatoes to the breakfast skillet to make this one-pan, open-face sandwich layered with bacon and fried eggs.

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