We had these sandwiches at my sister's baby shower and they were lip smackin' delish. Honestly, people were going back for seconds...at a baby shower! I hope mine turn out as good - who knew the danged King's Hawaiian people had to start making a variety of their rolls. I picked up the savory butter instead of the "original" sweet. I tasted the bread and it still had a sweet flavor to me...but next time I'll be more careful.
Jan's Shower Sandwiches
1 package King's Hawaiian Sweet Rolls
shaved turkey (from the deli)
shredded Swiss cheese
1 stick melted butter
1 T. worcestershire sauce
1 T. honey mustard
Place rolls in a 9x13 dish and cut the tops off - place turkey and shredded cheese on bottoms of rolls and replace the tops. Melt butter and blend in worcestershire sauce and honey mustard. Pour over the tops of the sandwiches. Cover and let sit overnight. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes with the tin foil unsealed around the edges. serve warm. (They were not warm by the time I got to eat them and they were still really yummy).
Today is a big day at Cutter's school and a big day for most kindergartners. They have been counting all year towards the 100th day of school. They had to bring a project to school that showcased 100 of anything of their choosing. It has been a tradition for us to make the kids a t-shirt with 100 polka dots on it. The teachers always get a big kick out of it. Chesley's teacher even gave her a special award and sent her to have her picture made by the principal. I am posting a picture of Chesley's t-shirt because it was posted on a scrapbook site (I don't have a picture of Cambry's handy) and then a picture of Cutter with Mrs. Meador - the best kindergarten teacher EVER! Cutter has learned so much this year. She is exactly what a kindergarten teacher should be - sweet, kind, loving, firm, creative and did I mention sweet! Cutter took her a diet coke and a donut as a special thank you this morning.








