Sandwiches

You should make some.

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Supper this evening

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K-girl's Kitchen Steak Sandwich
leftover grilled Strip Steak, sliced as thinly as I could across the grain
warmed back up in a skillet with sautéed Sweet Bell Peppers, Onions, Mushroom and a kiss of Garlic and melty Sharp Provolone Cheese
piled high on sliced Italian Bread that has been lightly toasted and drizzled with Olive Oil
AH YUM!!!
I'll be making this again!
 
Supper this evening

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K-girl's Kitchen Steak Sandwich
leftover grilled Strip Steak, sliced as thinly as I could across the grain
warmed back up in a skillet with sautéed Sweet Bell Peppers, Onions, Mushroom and a kiss of Garlic and melty Sharp Provolone Cheese
piled high on sliced Italian Bread that has been lightly toasted and drizzled with Olive Oil
AH YUM!!!
I'll be making this again!
Ya know...some olive tapenade might be an interesting addition to that. Just sayin'.
 
A long time ago, I picked up an Emeril Lagasse recipe for muffaletta . It involved a large, round Sicilian loaf,sliced horizontally in half, with an olive/celery/red onion stuffing on the bottom, then layers of salami, provolone, Parma ham, mozzarella, mortadella, pecorino, coppa.. then more olive salad on the top. The instructions were to put the "lid' on top, wrap it in foil, then put something heavy on top and leave it for an hour or so. Cut into triangles and enjoy.
I just had a look at the traditional Sicilian muffalata/muffaletta/moffalata and, suprise, surprise - it's not about the filling, it's about the bread. It's a special bread roll, covered with sesame seeds, and typically eaten on 2nd November, just after the day of the dead. Filling might be olives, anchovies and tomatoes.
Interesting how things morph from one continent to another.
 
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