Chef Nicolette’s Salami Sandwich with Pickled Jimmy Nardello Peppers

December 26, 2023

Chef Nicolette’s Salami Sandwich with Pickled Jimmy Nardello Peppers

Chef Nicolette’s Salami Sandwich with Luke's Pickled Jimmy Nardello Peppers
Makes 1 sandwich (depending on how big of a sandwich you want)

 

Sourdough Baguette (I like Jane Bakery

4-6 slices (depending on size) salami (I like Fra'Mani)

2-4 slices provolone cheese 

2-4 ea Luke’s Pickled Jimmy Nardello Peppers, chopped 

2-4 Tb  Luke’s Olive Tapenade

1 Tb Luke’s Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Handfull wild arugula 

 

Cut baguette into the desired size of sandwich and slice in half.  Combine tapenade, chopped jimmy nardello peppers and olive oil and stir together in a bowl.  Spread pepper mix on bottom side of sandwich. 

Next layer on the salami, followed by the cheese and then the arugula.  On the top side of the sandwich, spread the remaining jimmy nardello mix and close the sandwich.  This can be wrapped and taken to eat hours later and will be just as delicious.  It is also delicious toasted! 

I like to assemble the bottom of the sandwich until the arugula and then place it in my toaster oven to melt the cheese.  Then toast the top part of the baguette and spread on the jimmy nardello mix. 

Add the arugula and close and enjoy hot!   





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