My husband usually makes his own lunch. He says when I leave to go on a girls trip or visit my mom that he doesn’t go grocery shopping and “lives out of the freezer”. He is the kind of guy that when he does go grocery shopping usually brings home cans of SPAM and chili. He says we need them in case of an emergency. I know SPAM is popular in Hawaii, but it would have to be the last thing left on my pantry shelf for me to even consider partaking of this canned meat.
We had a great crop of cubanella peppers this year in our garden. I think we had something like 40 plants and each of those had a great crop of peppers. The way we usually prepare them is to fry them whole in a little olive oil and then sprinkle some salt on them right before you serve them. My husband found a quicker way to cook them for his sandwich. 
He just pokes a couple of holes in them with a fork or a knife then puts them on a plate and microwaves or “nukes” them for a minute. He then cooks the Basque chorizo in the microwave for a few minutes then combines them on either a tortilla or some whole wheat bread. Next comes some Monterey pepper jack cheese that goes on top and then back in the microwave for a few seconds til it’s melted.
Chorizo and pepper
I think this cheese got a little too melted. But you get the general idea. It’s not gourmet, but it’s simple and very tasty.
Enjoy!
The Basque Wife 
Looks great! Bet it tastes just as good, and very easy to make.. can’t wait to try it out.
May need to find the peppers, or just substitute. Al, would love it… Also, must try out the French Pear Pie, that also, looks great.. Thanks M… JBT
You are welcome! You can substitute any sweet pepper. Pimentos are great too!