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½ lb mortadella thinly sliced
1 tablespoon neutral oil
3 slices white american cheese (or Provolone)
1 regular kaiser bun
1 tablespoon mayo
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Heat up a cast iron (or flat top skillet) on high.
2. While it’s heating up, gently divide the mortadella into 3 piles - clumping and folding each piece on top of the other - making sure that there are air pockets between the slices.
3. Once you’ve got the mortadella piles ready and and the cooking surface is super hot, quickly add the oil and place the stacks of meat on top.
4. Let the meat brown and caramelize for about a minute or so then flip each pile and add a slice of cheese on top. Once the bottom layer of meat is crispy, pile the meat and cheese stacks on top of each other and toast the bun directly in the pan — moving them around to soak up any excess oil.
5. Once the buns are warm and toasty remove it from the heat. Add a smear of mayo to the bottom bun then place the meat and cheese stack on top. Smear the mustard on the top half of the bun and then close up the sandwich.
6. Slice it down the middle and serve immediately.
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Anthony Bourdain's show "No Reservations" is what inspired me to familiarize myself with the culture derived from food. It garnered my love of travel, and influenced my writing style as well. The whole series was just a masterclass. I miss him. Rest in Peace. And thank you for bringing more attention to his genius.
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As an italian immigrant child in Belgium, my nonna used to send me to the food market every wednesday.
I'd buy italian braided bread tooped with sesame, cold cuts (mortadella, coppa, pancetta...) and cheeses (provolone, stracchino, taleggio, fontina).
Then I'd rush home, cut thick slices of bread, top it with cold cut and cheese, wrap it loosely in foil and put it on top of the warm wood stove for a few minutes.
This was the best lunch ever.
Bourdain didn't invent anything poor italians had already been making since hundreds of years.
(Btw, mortadella and taleggio is the best combination for this sandwich.)
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@tombaynes8524
9 months ago
Josh "Easy sandwich"
Also Josh uses blowtorch
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