Friday, July 22, 2011

Readers, Meet the Muffaletta.

There is a sandwich that closely compares to paradise. As in, if paradise had a taste, it would be this sandwich. If you make this sandwich for your family, you will be a hero. They may even build a statue in your honor.

It's called a Muffaletta.

Here's what you'll need to be nominated for sainthood:
Kaiser Rolls
Provolone Cheese
Ham... this is 'ham off the bone' from the deli at Walmart. It's delightful.
Salami
More provolone. You heard me.
A traditional Muffaletta has an olive relish.  Grab a jar of olives with pimentos and throw them in a mini-chopper or food processor with a little olive oil and a clove or two of garlic. Mix it all up.  I find olives vile and will not touch it.  Including the picture in this post is almost too close for me to be to olives.  But the hubs likes 'em.

Put your sandwich on a sheet of foil and wrap it up nice and pretty.  Place them on a cookie sheet, like so:
The ones with the olive relish are the furthest ones from my camera.  Still too close.

Bake your sandwiches at 375 degrees for about 15 minutes, just long enough for the provolone to get all melty and gooey.  I'm drooling.

Here it is.  The picture of this should be eaten, that's how awesome these Muffalettas are. Truly.

A word of advice: Don't try to eat too many of these at one time.  I really believed I could eat two at one sitting... but it makes a big sandwich.  My pride almost made me keep eating, but my head kept the second sandwich wrapped up and put it in the fridge.  I heated it up for lunch the next day and it was still delicious.  Enjoy!

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8 comments:

  1. Yum! I love making sandwiches like that in our oven or as a panini. Happy early birthday to you!

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  2. Wow those sound amazing! My hubs loves olives, too. I think I'll make these! I'm your newest follower btw! I saw that you were my newest and came to learn about you and you are very entertaining! I also loved your 'wrought iron' project! Too awesome!

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  3. Mmm! Sounds so good! Not sure about the olives....I like olives, but don't know about the olive relish.
    Thanks for sharing,
    Jennifer

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  4. These look DEElicious! :)
    Amy
    redheadedcrafter.blogspot.com

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  5. did we just become bloggy best friends? yup! i lova love these sandwiches. i took a trip to NOLA in march, and you betta believe i had a good helping of these. how are you so funny? share your secrets.

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  6. @lacey, I think we would be best friends in real life if we ever met. Seriously... we could be sisters that were separated long ago. Must look into it. :)

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  7. These look so yummy! I am going to try these this week for dinner:> I would love for you to link these up to me Feature Friday link party.


    http://blissfulanddomestic.blogspot.com/2011/07/feature-friday_29.html

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  8. Just wanted to let you know I will be featuring you this week on my Feature Friday link up. Stop by and grab a button!

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