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A Mexican-style toasted sandwich of ham and cheese between bread rolled thin instead of tortillas.
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A Mexican quesadilla is a snack of cheese sandwiched in a tortilla and toasted. So it can be made without tortillas, this creative dish rolls Japanese sandwich bread thin with a rolling pin to use instead. Salsa or chili powder makes it taste much more Mexican. Ingredients are kept to a minimum so it can be made with things you're likely to have at home.
Trim the crusts and roll the bread thin with a rolling pin.
Layer cheese, ham, and cheese on one slice and top with the other.
Melt butter in a frying pan, add the sandwich, and cook over medium heat, pressing with a spatula.
When browned, flip and cook until the cheese melts.
Cut into triangles and serve with salsa and chili powder.