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some bread, salami, some cheese, some lettuce and some Mayo, maybe a bit of mustard. just ain't cutting it.

What are you guys doing.

Yeah, I know some don't eat salami so if that is you, plz skip this thread.



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Provolone and a little mayo is good enough for me, I don't want to cover up a good hard salami taste.
 
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Salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, oregano, olive oil, wine vinegar drizzle. Needs to be hard crust bread or rolls to hold the dressing in.


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When I treat myself to a hard salami sandwich, I add some Genoa slices and mortadella. Put this on rye with course mustard topped with some finely chopped romaine and a generous helping of Mancini peppers and onions. Drizzle with some good olive oil, a splash of white wine vinegar and a healthy shake of Italian seasoning. Delicious!




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Lettuce on a salami sandwich? Why?



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Salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, oregano, olive oil, wine vinegar drizzle. Needs to be hard crust bread or rolls to hold the dressing in.

Yup. Nailed it.



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Ever since I first visited Florence Italy nearly 20-years ago, I've strived to make my sandwiches like what I ate. See video below

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Bread is a Dutch-crunch or, focaccia. Ciabatta works also.
Olive oil on both sides
Salami layer (I prefer finocchiona)
Sun-dried tomatoes along with some of its oil
Use a spread, I like a Truffle dip spread on the bottom bread, an olive spread or an artichoke spread can be used also.
Arugula (need the astringent/sharp hint to off-set the strong flavors)

 
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I ate a salami sandwich every day for lunch for 6-9 grade.

Mustard, salami & bread.



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Ok guys great. Already some HUGE upgrades. Thanks.

I hear ya Mike. Done that for several decades. Smile



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My family kept me supplied with hard salami, summer sausage, cheese, and canned Danish hams during two tours in Vietnam. I was a popular guy at meal times in the bush when everyone was digging into C-rations for dinner.

Sandwich? Here, have a slice of salami and a piece of cheese to get you through another day.

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It must have REAL mustard.

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Onion (thin-sliced), and pepperocini, mayo or EVOO and a "rustic" mustard on sourdough. I will substitute fresh peppers from the garden in season, as well as add a slice of fresh garden tomato if available.
 
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Salami, pepper jack cheese, tomato, onion, oregano, olive oil, red wine vinegar, mustard all on a hoagy roll spread with a little Dukes and then slip it in the oven for 5 minutes.



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Had one today
Salami, pepper jack cheese & deli sliced smoked chicken breast.
Assemble & toss in the George foreman to toast the bread & mealt-ify the cheese.




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Genoa salami + raw cheddar + horseradish sauce on German baked Mestemacher Pumpernickel (toasted).



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Kaiser roll is a must along with some good extra sharp Swiss cheese.


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Salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, oregano, olive oil, wine vinegar drizzle. Needs to be hard crust bread or rolls to hold the dressing in.

This but:
no lettuce
add black olives
add pepperoni
 
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