This is a great quick-meal alongside a green salad. I swapped Gruyere for the Cheddar, so it had a nice nutty sharpness against the salty ham and sweet apricot flavors. Plus, Gruyere holds together fabulously when melted. We'll definitely be having this again.

This is such a good recipe and so easy!

This sounds amazing! Mmmm...apricot. What a welcome change to the ordinary lunch sandwich. I am definitely trying this soon. I also recently did a recipe on my favorite sandwich...aged cheddar with roast chicken. Link below for all who would like to check it out! http://editglobal.com/whats-for-dunch-enjoy-this-delicious-lunch-sandwich-for-dinner/

Cannot wait to make this. Wish you would have put directions on recipe for the apricot jam.

JorJeslety, it seemed like it took me at least 15 minutes, but it took a little longer since the chicken breasts that I had seemed a thick. I agree with Imshoumaker: I repeated the recipe with cheese slices, and it worked out better than grated cheese for staying on the meat. I also used chicken tenders instead of chicken breasts, and this recipe works just as well. It's delicious! I didn't know if I'd like the apricot, but the flavor combo is yummy!

Approximately how many minutes do you broil the chicken for?

Approximately how many minutes do you broil the chicken for?

this was from an issue a while back. It was really good and even the kids liked it. I paired it with the salad you see in the background and it was great too! The salad is an apple, celery, nut combo. Don't think you need to grate the cheese though - just use slices.

I am running out of coins to copy all these great ideas....ha This sandwich sounds delicious and love the hard bread which adds that crunch. Loving all these recipes. THANKS

Very easy and an intersting (good!) taste. I used Cuban bread intsead of a baguette, I prefer softer breads, and chicken tenderloins. Very good marinade. Mmm....