This month’s Food ‘n Flix
movie (the fun club wherein bloggers watch a movie and whip up something
delicious inspired by the movie) is hosted by Evelyne from Cheap Ethnic Eatz.
The movie is TheTerminal. In the movie, Viktor (Tom
Hanks) gets stranded in the NYC terminal when his country goes to war while
he’s in flight. Therefore, he can’t be
admitted to the US ,
nor can he be deported back to his home country. Throughout the course of the movie, Viktor
makes friends and finds a job. It’s a
cute movie!
So how does one get inspired
by airport fare?
Well, when Viktor is short on
money, he makes a “sandwich” out of airport freebies. He makes a stack of saltine crackers with various
condiments spread between the layers (it's hard to see in the photo, but he has ketchup, mustard, and what appears to be pickle relish).
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And that was my inspiration.
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I decided to mimic a few of
the flavors (tomatoes), but mostly go for the same color palate for a delicious
take on a saltine cracker and condiments stacker. So I make a breakfast sandwich stacker! YUM!
It starts off with a
delicious homemade English muffin, it’s stacked up with fresh tomato,
mozzarella, and avocado, the drizzled with a fantastic aioli and repeated. Then topped off with an egg and bacon (the
bacon & aioli tie the whole thing together!) So there you have it! My twist on saltines &
ketchup packets!
Breakfast Sandwich Stackers
1 English Muffin, split &
toasted
1 small tomato, thickly
sliced
½ avocado, thickly sliced
2 slices fresh mozzarella
1 egg, fried sunny side up
2 slices bacon, cooked crisp
and diced
Sriracha Aioli (recipe below)
Place one half of the English
muffin on a plate. Stack slices of
tomato, mozzarella, and avocado on top, then generously drizzle with sriracha
aioli. Then repeat with the second
English muffin and the remaining slices of tomato, mozzarella, and
avocado. Drizzle with more aioli and top
with the fried egg and crumbled bacon.
Makes 1 sandwich stacker
Easy Sriracha Aioli
¼ cup mayo with olive oil
1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
½ tbsp lemon juice
½ tsp sriracha
Salt & pepper, to taste
Whisk all of the ingredients
together. Cover and refrigerate for 6
hours before using to let the flavors meld.
Great idea Amy....how creative!!
ReplyDeleteWow so impressed Amy on your take of the saltine sandwiches, this looks so amazing and it is piled so high! Great entry.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness... I can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteAmy, this breakfast stacker looks great! I love avocado and egg together! I would totally eat this for breakfast with an amazing cup of coffee.
ReplyDeleteCathy
Holy cats woman! This is breakfast heaven!! Coming to you from Wednesday Whatsits and sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a mighty high stack,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Amy!! Thanks for sharing with Food'N'Flix.
ReplyDeleteOh yea--your stackers look so much better than poor Viktor's! ;-) They are downright mouthwatering and I adore that Sriracha Aioli. I love how creative you got.
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