Savory Sandwich Cake

This Savory Sandwich Cake has layers of flavors, and it’s so easy to make. This savory cake has a fantastic taste with a creamy mayo/sour cream base and crunchy garnishes, like pickles.

This savory sandwich cake is my mom’s recipe. She would make this cake for many family gatherings, and it was always a crowd favorite. This savory cake is rich and full of delicious flavors and texture. The best part is it’s a no-bake cake. Let me show you how easy it is to make it.

If you want to try other no-bake breakfast options, this avocado toast and tuna salad are a great choice.

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• Ingredients
• What is a Savory Sandwich Cake
• Why this Recipe Works
• Instructions
• Substitutions and Variations
• How to Serve
• Storage
• FAQ
• Other Recipes You’ll Love
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Ingredients

• Toast bread: I used a thick cut of toast bread. I like to use this toast because the creamy filling won’t overpower the bread texture once the bread soaks up the juices. You might want to avoid using thin bread pieces.
• Eggs: We are going to boil the eggs. Some of the eggs we will shred and use for the filling, and some we will cut into thin pieces and use for garnishes.
• Pickles: I love using pickles for this savory cake. The sourness from the pickles will balance the mayo and sour cream combo.
• Bologna: I used super thick-cut bologna. You can use any bologna you prefer.
• Mayo: I used mayo with olive oil. Kraft is the brand that I recommend.
• Sour cream: I used the regular sour cream, but you can use light sour cream if preferred. The brand that I recommend is Daisy sour cream. It’s very light and creamy.
• Cheese: I used sharp cheddar cheese for the filling and mozzarella for the garnish. Feel free to substitute with cheese of your choice, but note that the flavor might differ.
• Garnishes: I used sliced boiled eggs, pickles, and ketchup.

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What is a Savory Sandwich Cake

As the name explains, this savory cake is similar to a sandwich but with lots of filling and garnishes. It has a lot of layers, which are entirely customizable, based on your preference.

Why this Recipe Works

• It’s no-bake
• Customizable based on flavor preferences
• Easy to make
• Delicious
• Beautiful layers and texture

Instructions

1. Boil eggs, then shred a portion of the eggs, and the rest you can slice and use as garnish.
2. Prepare mayo/sour cream mixture and divide into four equal portions.
3. Prepare all the fillings: cut the bologna pickles and shred cheese if you haven’t bought a pre-shredded package.
4. Add bologna, eggs/cheese, and pickles mixture to each mayo/sour cream portion. One of the mayo/sour cream portions will cover the top and sides of the cake.
5. Alternately add toast bread and each filling until you use all of the bread.
6. Decorate with a garnish of your choice and refrigerate the cake for at least two hours before serving.

Substitutions and Variations

• Use non-fat Greek yogurt to cut down on calories.
• Add different veggies: like celery, radish, etc.
• Use different cheese, but note the flavor and texture might differ.

How to Serve

This sandwich cake can be served as breakfast or dinner, or even as an appetizer.

Storage

This savory cake requires a few hours of refrigeration before serving. Store the leftovers in an air-tight container in the fridge for up to 2-3 days. The bread will become soggier the more prolonged the cake sits in the refrigerator.

FAQ

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