An epic ham and fried pickle roll-up sandwich. A hearty sandwich with all the flavors of the classic party appetizer- pickles, ham, and cream cheese.
At Life a Little Brighter, we know our appetizers. Want a real crowd-pleaser? Try those classic ham, pickle, and cream cheese roll-ups. You know ’em well…spread cream cheese onto a slice of ham and roll it up around a dill pickle spear. Chop them into bite-sized pieces and watch them disappear.
This scrumptious sandwich is a twist on that popular appetizer. The makings of a great sandwich right there.
And one more, very important ingredient for this sammy — I fried the pickles. Guys, it’s a game changer. Adds so much flavor and texture!
It’s super easy to fry…well, anything, but definitely slices of pickles. Dip them in milk, shake them in a closed baggie of flour, and brown them up in a skillet of oil. So easy, so tasty.
Next, assemble the sandwich. Don’t forget the cream cheese and mayo! Looking good already.
YUM tip: Spread some mayo on the outside of your bread to make a perfectly crispy sandwich. Oh yes.
Shut the front door. That is an amazing sandwich! And with just a few ingredients.
Full of crunch, and bursting with flavor, this is our new favorite sandwich.
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ham + fried pickle roll-up sandwich
Ingredients
- 2 slices, Pepperidge Farm Farmhouse™ Whole Grain White bread
- 8 slices, Hillshire Farm® Thin Sliced Honey Ham
- 1/2 cup, fried pickles
- 1 Tablespoon, cream cheese
- 1 Tablespoon, Hellmann's® Real Mayonnaise
- 1/4 teaspoon, dried parsley
Instructions
- Toast the slices of Pepperidge Farm Farmhouse Whole Grain White bread.
- On one slice of bread, spread cream cheese.
- Sprinkle dried parsley onto cream cheese.
- On other slice of bread, add Hillshire Farm® Thin Sliced Honey Ham slices, the Hellmann's® Real Mayonnaise, and pickle slices.
- Combine both sides to make a sandwich, and enjoy!
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 514
Emily says
Fried pickles are a game changer! Brilliant idea to add them to a sandwich. #client
CB says
You clearly used some sort of herb in cream cheese and on pickles, why wasn’t it included? Looks great but would love to know since it seems to add so much to pictures and seems to be an ingredient. Thanks
Alison says
Good catch! It’s dried parsley, which I used to add color & texture to the photos… but should definitely also be in the recipe. Fixed!