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Topic: Sandwiches for dinner

Jrazz
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Posted: 9:32 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

Bringing Nawlins to a kitchen near ME.

Huge crazy thank you to Jpapa for carrying this heavy jar across the United States so that we could recreate the world's most pimp sandwich.

MUFFALETTA!!!!

He made me promise to share with Crazz....

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Me: BW 35
Crazz: WH 33
Daughter: 4.5 Going on 16

Posts: 19062 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: California

ThoughtIKnewYa
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Posted: 9:38 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

Awesome!! Just curious: why don't you melt the cheese??

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jrc1963
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Posted: 9:48 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

Yummmmmm

Me: BSO - 46
Him: FWSO - 69
DS - 13
D-Day - 12-11-09,
R - he finally came home
Your life is an Occasion. Rise to it. - Mr. Magorium, "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"

Posts: 24929 | Registered: Dec 2009 | From: Florida

gahurts
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Posted: 10:32 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

That looks delicious!!!

"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indominable will" - Mahatma Gandi

"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - Aubrie

Posts: 3608 | Registered: Oct 2011 | From: Georgia

Jrazz
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Posted: 10:42 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

They were painfully delicious.

ETA: You don't melt the cheese because that's how Central Grocery makes them, and their sandwiches are LAW. As a lawful-good I do not deviate from the recipe EVER. It's perfection, so it's win-win.

[This message edited by Jrazz at 10:44 PM, July 1st (Monday)]

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Me: BW 35
Crazz: WH 33
Daughter: 4.5 Going on 16

Posts: 19062 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: California

ThoughtIKnewYa
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Posted: 10:45 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

That's why I asked!

I thought it was probably something like that.

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Sad in AZ
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Posted: 10:47 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

I was wondering why you were eating dinner at 10pm; stupid time zones!

May your 2015 be more FUCK YEAH! than fuck this

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stilllovinghim
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Posted: 11:43 PM, July 1st (Monday), 2013

Ooooohhhhhwwweee hunny!

My daddy and I used to stop at this lil 'ol place in Mississippi right off the free way, bout a rocks throw from Lasianna and get sum u dees:

Shrimp po boys...I garuuuunnntee!! 'Crept where we went they weren't served on no fancy plates.

Hopefully that place is still there. Good folks serving good food for practically free.

[This message edited by stilllovinghim at 11:49 PM, July 1st (Monday)]

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― Chuck Palahniuk, Survivor

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sisoon
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Posted: 12:12 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

For po'boys, there's this place South of NOLA, along the river near the little pond that's supposed to have a locomotive in it, ever since the flood of 1927, a few miles North of the where the road stops. Best po'boy ever.

Not as good as CM's muffaletta, though....

I had a sandwich for dinner, too - almond butter on fresh, fresh French bread. Terrific!

Not as good as a CM muffaletta, though.

fBH (me) - 70 (22 in my head), fWW (plainsong) - 65+, Married 45+, together since 1965
DDay - 12/22/2010
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Posts: 10922 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: Chicago area

MerryMeNot
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Posted: 12:13 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Now if someone will just post a picture of a grilled cheese sandwich, I can have my eyegasm

BS - 42
my fWH - 48
M 8 yrs, together 10
his DD/my stepDD - 14
DDay September 2004; OEAs, PA that lasted 2 months

I have suspicions! He's up to something, I can feel it....

Posts: 29 | Registered: Jun 2012 | From: southeast US

stilllovinghim
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Posted: 12:44 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Croque Monsieur ok?

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LosferWords
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Posted: 1:11 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

That muffaletta sandwich looks brilliant, Jrazz. Is that provolone?

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Jrazz
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Posted: 1:32 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Yessir!

I typically don't care for provolone, but it's tres necessary here, and makes the sandwich taste magical!

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Me: BW 35
Crazz: WH 33
Daughter: 4.5 Going on 16

Posts: 19062 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: California

MerryMeNot
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Posted: 1:42 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Croque monsieur - oui, OUI, OUIIIIIIIIIII!

*lighting a cigarette* Thanks

BS - 42
my fWH - 48
M 8 yrs, together 10
his DD/my stepDD - 14
DDay September 2004; OEAs, PA that lasted 2 months

I have suspicions! He's up to something, I can feel it....

Posts: 29 | Registered: Jun 2012 | From: southeast US

itainteasy
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Posted: 9:46 AM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

We have a sandwich shop here, called Picasso's. I don't know if they are chain or not, but I don't know how they stayed out of my life for as long as they did.

Last night I had a "Mona Lisa". Turkey, tomato, baby spinach, artichoke hearts, havarti, and pesto mayo pressed and grilled.

It was the best sandwich I have ever had.

Posts: 3435 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: NWPA

Jrazz
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Posted: 12:00 PM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

OMG itainteasy, that sounds off the CHAIN!

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Me: BW 35
Crazz: WH 33
Daughter: 4.5 Going on 16

Posts: 19062 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: California

jrc1963
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Posted: 2:33 PM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Jrazz...

What meats do you use?

Me: BSO - 46
Him: FWSO - 69
DS - 13
D-Day - 12-11-09,
R - he finally came home
Your life is an Occasion. Rise to it. - Mr. Magorium, "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"

Posts: 24929 | Registered: Dec 2009 | From: Florida

Jrazz
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Posted: 2:40 PM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Salami, ham, and mortadella.

Truthfully, I did not have the resources to get the PREMIUM meats required, but we passed muster with what I could find.

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Me: BW 35
Crazz: WH 33
Daughter: 4.5 Going on 16

Posts: 19062 | Registered: Feb 2011 | From: California

Amazonia
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Posted: 5:51 PM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

You're making me so hungry!!

"You yourself deserve your love and affection as much as anybody in the universe." -Buddha
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nowiknow23
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Posted: 6:20 PM, July 2nd (Tuesday), 2013

Last night I had a "Mona Lisa". Turkey, tomato, baby spinach, artichoke hearts, havarti, and pesto mayo pressed and grilled.

OMFG - WANT NOW!!!

You can call me NIK

"Keep your face always toward the sunshine - and shadows will fall behind you."
-Walt Whitman

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