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If this looks good to you


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Here is the recipe.

1 large round loaf, about 10" in diameter
1/2 lb. mortadella
1/2 lb. capicola
1/2 lb. genoa salami
1/2 lb. prosciutto di parma
1/3 lb. provolone
1 jar (16 oz) olive salad (I use Boscoli)
1 jar (7 oz) roasted red peppers, sliced
1 jar (12 oz) marinated artichoke hearts, drained & chopped
1 jar (12 oz) mild banana peppers, sliced
1 cup balsamic vinegar

Carefully slice the loaf in half to form a large bun. Scoop out the insides (top and bottom) to make a large cavity for the filling. Begin layering the various meats, cheese, and condiments. It helps to lay everything out assembly line style and layer in order, making sure to get everything evenly distributed. Be sure to use all the meat and cheese, you'll likely have extra condiments (these can be served on the side if you like). Once the loaf has been filled and topped off wrap it tightly in plastic wrap. Put a heavy pan over the top to weigh it down and chill the sandwich for at least 4 hours to let the flavors come together. Unwrap, slice in wedges, and drizzle with balsamic vinegar.

Feeds four with big appetites or six with medium appetites.

Have not tried it yet but it looks great. Going to try it as soon as we get all the ingredients.



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I can't believe it would need a whole cup of balsamic vinegar!

It also doesn't look healthy with such a high fat content and sulphides from all the processed meat.

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I can't believe it would need a whole cup of balsamic vinegar
My fault. I added that to the recipe because it said this and was not listed.

Unwrap, slice in wedges, and drizzle with balsamic vinegar.

You are right. You would not need a whole cup.

It also doesn't look healthy
No I would not want to eat it all the time. But when it comes to food once in awhile you should just go for it.

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No wuccas!


t does look tasty as an occasional treat if you are into yummy Italian meats!

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Ah, I believe that's what is called the Muffeletta (sp ?), in the New Orleans area. Socks would know.

So good.






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Ah, I believe that's what is called the Muffeletta
The site I got the recipe from called it the Hungry Texan's Ultimate Italian Sub.

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It's a variation of the muffaletta. A rose by any other name....as they say. ξ€Ή


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It definitely is a variation. The ones I got at Rocky and Carlo's were different. Oh boy..I miss those muffalettas.

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