I don’t know about you, but at our house, we have, “I don’t know or what do you want?” for dinner on many occasions. I always lean towards breakfast for dinner and hubby likes a soup and a sandwich meal. Today I am sharing with you our silly way of determining our menu when my menu plan goes out the window ( or I didn’t plan one at all). One evening I called hubby and we had a poor connection on the phone. I said something like, “I was so busy in the art room today I didn’t plan dinner, how would you like a soup and sandwich night?” His reply, “what do you mean stupid sandwich night, I love your soup and sandwich meals!” Well there you have it, my friends…. it has never been called soup and sandwich night again. It will forever be, “Stupid Sandwich Night”.
Although “stupid sandwich night” often trumps breakfast for dinner, we have put together some yummy combinations over the years and I thought you might like to give “stupid sandwich night” a try at your house too.
Grilled cheese with tomato basil sandwich with chicken noodle soup or spicy tomato soup.
Get my Chicken Noodle Soup recipe HERE Get my Spicy Tomato Soup recipe HERE
Anything goes wraps with your favorite veggies, cheese or meat with ham and pea soup. Get my Pea Soup Recipe HERE
Pita sandwiches with chicken deli meat (or grab a rotisserie chicken from your local market), lettuce and tomato with Tuscan white bean soup
get my recipe HERE
Reuben sandwiches with cream of potato soup get my recipe HERE
Do you have soup and sandwich night? What do you have for dinner when you haven’t planned a menu?
Which of these Stupid Sandwich Night will recipes make it to your table?
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Stupid Sandwich Night! Brilliant.
Nothing beats a good Reuben.
the silly things we love about life. My Mother made Reuben sandwiches a lot when I was young. When I turned 16 I stopped eating anything with a face. I stayed that way until halfway through my pregnancy my doctor told me off and said go home and eat some protein! I added chicken and over the years have still stayed away from beef 99% of the time. But, a good Reuben is hard to turn down. Hugs!!
I love the idea of “Stupid Sandwich Night” and yes have these nights here every so often whether it is pot luck, leftovers, breakfast for dinner or even sandwiches! Thanks for sharing and hope you are having a great week so far xoxo <3
We have clean out the fridge Monday’s! Everything must go, LOL. Weird combos but always good. xoxo
Hi Katherine! I love this post! Thanks for sharing! I love the stupid sandwich night. We have had a few of those miscommunications too!
thank you Laura, we all have our bits of silliness isn’t it wonderful xo
That is hilarious! We have soup and salad nights at least once a week if not more.
Hi Jenny, I love soup and salad combos too! hugs
That’s hilarious, Katherine! Once when my family was traveling together by car one of my daughters said she wanted to stop, she said “to buy some eyeliner.” that sounded to her dad like “recliner”. He said, “What, you want to buy a recliner??” Ever after that has been a family joke. Whenever someone doesn’t hear exactly what the other person said he or she will say, ” What? You want to buy a RECLINER??” Then we all burst out laughing. It’s one of those things that isn’t funny to anyone else buy the people that were there. Anyway, I think stupid sandwiches sound fabulous! Especially, if someone else makes them for me!
that is so funny Naomi and I think it is wonderful you keep the giggles going on just like we do xo
My memories of sandwich night were grilled cheese and canned tomato soup. These all look delicious and I would go for any of them. I love a panini, which is technically a sandwich too, right? That wrap looks really good…
I think that’s the all American duo! Our granddaughter won’t eat tomato soup unless there is also a grilled cheese sandwich. hugs!
These are great suggestions for stupid sandwich night! LOL. I love that term. We often have soup and sandwiches for dinner too whenever it’s a night we need a quick meal.
feel free to call it stupid sandwich night, LOL. enjoy and hugs!
We every once in a while will have soup and sandwich night. Husband won’t eat breakfast for dinner. lol I think breakfast for dinner is great because I never eat breakfast so it is a treat for me.
Hoping you can have breakfast for dinner soon. Hugs!