Stuffed Baked Bean Rolls

By Lyn Funnell

This is a really easy, low-cost but delicious meal.

It was a great success with my visiting family and only takes a short time to prepare.

I made it in the morning and heated it up for dinner.

6 rolls

Margarine

1 onion, chopped

oil

1 tin of baked beans

2 cherry tomatoes

Seasoning

Grated cheese. I used High Weald Dairy Brighton Blue as it melts well and gives a nice flavour to the rolls.

Thinly cut the top off the rolls, leaving them attached to the main part.

Using your fingers, gently pull out as much of the inside of the rolls without breaking through the outside.

Brush all the rolls with margarine and crisp up in the oven for just a couple of minutes.

Don’t let them dry out!

Saute the onion in oil slowly to bring out the sweetness.

Divide it up between the rolls.

Add the baked beans, again divided between the rolls.

Cut the cherry tomatoes in three and press a slice down in each roll.

Top with grated cheese, close the tops and heat up in the oven when needed until the cheese has melted.

I served them with chips. You could serve them with a salad.

Author

  • Lyn Funnell

    Lyn is the co-owner of Unknown Kent and Sussex. She lives in Sussex.

    Lyn has been writing for most of her life, both Fiction & Non-Fiction. She loves cookery & creating original recipes. She's won a lot of prizes, including Good Housekeeping Millenium Menu & on BBC The One Show as a runner-up, making her Britain's Spag Bol Queen!

    She has had nine books published so far.

    History, Travel & Restaurant Reviews are her main interests.

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