Easter Brunch Recipe- Carrot Sandwiches filled with Egg salad.

I found this great idea for carrot shaped sandwiches on Pinterest and thought it would be a wonderful recipe for Easter Brunch or Lunch. I adapted the recipe slightly as I did not have some of the tools she was using in the original post.

 
 



Since I did not have the cone shaped forms used in the original post, I used foil to create a carrot shape. I formed the cones over my hand which made a natural triangle shape. 

 

Next time I will either use non-stick foil or remember to spray the cone. It was not awful to take off but it would have been much easier.

 

Once you have your carrot forms, roll out your crescent rolls into a rectangle and cut thin long strips. These you will place along your foil to shape the sandwich pocket.

I made a egg wash and added red and yellow food coloring to create the orange color. I think this worked well.


Bake for 12 minutes or until bottoms are browned.

Let them cool completely and then take out the foil center.

You can really fill these cute carrot sandwiches with just about anything from chicken salad, tuna salad and egg salad.

 

Add a few sprigs of herb, I used some parsley I had on hand. And you have yourself a festive dish for the brunch table.

I also loved them because they truly were a sandwich, as the kids could hold them in their hand to eat.

My kids love egg salad so I made some to go inside our sandwiches. These might even prove to be a great April Fools Day Trick.

A quick tip for making egg salad, use that pastry blender you never use to break up the eggs to the perfect size for egg salad. No chopping necessary and you can do it right in the bowl you are going to mix the egg salad ingredients!

 

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14 Comments

  1. That is absolutely adorable!

  2. So cute! I thought it was bacon at first, but a fun and practical way to eat eggs!

  3. MaybeI should try bacon I am sure it might work. I need to be a better photographer too:)

  4. At first glance, I thought it was wrapped in bacon, love that you colored it orange and made it look like a carrot! That is so creative!!!! Great tip on the eggs too!

  5. Cute Idea! I like egg salad maybe my grandgirls would like like it this way.

  6. Very fun idea and delicious too.. Great way to get kids to eat eggs too. my daughter never would eat eggs. I will have to try this

  7. These are so cute and I’m sure my daughter would have a blast making them! What a perfect idea to make for Easter celebration! We would probably use Tuna salad instead of Egg salad. Can’t wait to try it! Thanks!

  8. How cute! Before I looked up close, I actually thought it was wrapped in bacon!

  9. I would never think of serving egg salad like this. Looks delish!

  10. I love this idea. Like a few other readers, I thought they were wrapped in bacon. My family is a fan of egg salad, so this would be a really neat way to serve them an Easter lunch. Thanks for sharing.

  11. These are so cute and they look delicious
    The kids will ever like them. Nice for a Easter brunch to. Thanks for the recipe and pictures

  12. I thought bacon at first too–but that looks really good!!

  13. I too thought it was bacon! Sounds good!

  14. What a fun idea. At first I thought it was bacon 🙂 Even without the dye this would be cute. I love crescent rolls and they are easy to cook. Thanks for the idea!