He’s Back! MasterChef Gary Makes A Healthy Cucumber Sandwich

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He’s back! MasterChef Gary has a simple, easy to make and delicious cucumber sandwich designed to quickly satisfy your cravings. This is a perfect light lunch or afternoon snack without bread.

MasterChef Gary Premium Organic Seasoning Recipes

Cucumbers

Take 1.5 to 2.0 lbs. of miniature cucumbers (depending on the size of the cucumbers this could be 7-14 cucumbers)
Wash with veggie wash
Slice cucumbers in a container
Sprinkle ½ oz. to 1.0 oz. of MasterChef Gary Premium Organic Seasoning over cucumbers
Pour one-half cup of All-In-One Master Tonic over cucumbers
Cover container and shake to mix recipe mix and tonic
Let sit for a minimum of 4 hours

MasterChef Note: For additional flavor, drizzle your favorite vinaigrette or salad dressing over cucumbers. Sprinkle additional seasoning mix to taste. Bon appetite!

Tomatoes

Take 1.5 to 2.0 lbs. of tomatoes
Wash with veggie wash
Slice or cut in a container
Sprinkle ½ oz. to 1.0 oz. of MasterChef Gary Premium Organic Seasoning over tomatoes
Pour one-half cup of All-In-One Master Tonic over tomatoes
Cover container and shake to mix recipe mix and tonic
Let sit for a minimum of 4 hours

MasterChef Note: For additional flavor, drizzle your favorite vinaigrette or salad dressing over cucumbers. Sprinkle additional seasoning mix to taste. Bon appetite! You can repeat this recipe 3 times. You may need to add additional spice mix and tonic, as the cucumbers absorb the spice/tonic mix. After using 3-4 times, you can use the spice/tonic mix as a marinade for meats or a vinaigrette for salads.

If you don’t have the “All-In-One Master Tonic” you can substitute apple cider vinegar (with the “Mother”), however, you will not realize the additional health benefits associated with the ingredients of the “All-In-One Master Tonic.”

Baked Beans

One 28 oz. (1 lb. 12 oz.) can baked beans (Vegetarian or with meat)
Pour ½ half cup of All-In-One Master Tonic into beans
Mix ½ oz. of MasterChef Gary Vu-Doo Spitfire Seasoning mix into beans and stir
Heat and serve