Introducing A Meal

 Recently for myself, I decided to make a club sandwich with a few extra special additions.

 

I first started the sandwich with Italian bread. Before adding the ingredients, I decided to use some oil in a pan to toast the bread. 

After toasting, I used some mayo. I first added some vegetables such as lettuce and tomato. On top of that, I added both salt and pepper.

One special addition included cheese, specifically Swiss cheese.

It was then time to add the protein. I used bacon, turkey, and ham. 

Lastly, I paired it with diced potatoes. I prepared these by dicing up the potatoes and cooking them with oil, salt, and pepper. 

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