Warm and Cheesy "Phyllis" Sandwiches

Warm sandwiches filled with smoked bacon, ham, cheese and a gooey poppy seed spread. Easy to make ahead for parties and picnics. Substitute your favorite deli meat!
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Easy, no-fuss menu items are staples during the busy holiday season! Everyone loves these gooey Phyllis Sandwiches. In fact, they're a family recipe that's been passed down. I have no idea who Phyllis is or how these sandwiches got their name, but once you taste them, you won't even care!

These little sammies are filled with Wright® Brand Bacon, ham, Swiss cheese and a gooey, delectable spread made with poppy seeds, perfect for brunch, lunch or late-night snacking!

Ingredients

  • 24 small sweet rolls, sliced
  • 8-12 slices smoked bacon, cooked and cooled
  • 4-6 slices deli ham, cut into squares
  • 4-6 slices Swiss cheese, cut into squares
  • 1 stick margarine or butter
  • 2 Tbs yellow mustard (omit if you don't like mustard but you really cannot taste it!)
  • 2 Tbs poppy seeds

*Note: mustard spread makes enough for 24 sandwiches; can easily be halved



My kids could eat bacon with every meal! You don't have to add it to these sandwiches, but c'mon...bacon makes everything better right?

How to Make Warm and Cheesy Phyllis Sandwiches

Soften butter in microwave but do not melt. Mix mustard and poppy seeds into butter and spread onto both halves of the sliced buns.


Layer ham, bacon and cheese slices on top and close them back up.


Wrap sandwiches in a foil packet.

Bake at 325° about 20 minutes or until cheese is melted.

These sandwiches are best served warm while everything is still melted and gooey! The butter soaks down into the bun so the flavor is in every single bite! The mustard adds a touch of tartness, while the poppy seeds add a slight crunch.


The smoked bacon really puts the flavor over the top!


Plates are optional 😉

Enjoy!


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  1. I think my stomach skipped a beat when I saw this. If that makes sense. You know what I mean.

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