Getting Fancy
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When you're only using a few ingredients, they have to count.
Alex kept getting these targeted ads for a sandwich from...I think it was Jimmy John's?
It's not a place we'd patronize, both for the lacking in vegetarian options and some social/political stances by the owners that don't align with our own.
But apparently they're now offering a caprese salami pesto sandwich, and well...that sounds pretty good, yeah?
Luckily for us, Earth Fare is now carrying a selection of plant-base deli meats, including salami.
They're all really good - I like the 'ham' in particular.
Their sandwich is 'salami and fresh mozzarella, slow-roasted tomatoes, basil pesto, balsamic glaze, oregano-basil, oil, onion and mayo, on French bread.'
We riffed a bit, using fresh but out of season tomatoes (helped along by a bit of sugar and salt to draw out the flavor), skipped the onions because...no, and a drizzle of this glorious, thick balsamic vinegar.
No need to reduce to a glaze, because this stuff is SYRUP.
With only a handful of ingredients, you use the absolute best you can get.
And this stuff is top notch.
Labels: balsamic vinegar, food, mozzarella, pesto, salami, sandwiches, tomatoes
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