If you are dial up .... sorry I posted this before I gave thought to your connection--back in 2003.... go grap something to drink.... however it is worth the wait.
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Chez,
When you get around to it...months back I asked about a non-smoking food board.
I never got an answer. If Mr. Bradley is against members coming together and sharing other ideas that is his call. Nevertheless I never got a reply concerning this issue. So I'm re-posting concerning this issue.
Perhaps I'm wrong but I don't believe the members here are smoke blinded. We have other items to offer that will only make this place better.
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Looks delicious....composed of lots of stuff I don't have on hand unfortunately! Think I will go make a sandwich out of something I do have...Beer would be good with it too! You are evil Olds! I am supposed to be dieting!
Bill
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Olds,
That <b>Capicolla</b>[:p] has got me hot....That stuff looks great. My brain is going wild here, have not done a search yet but I wondering how you make that stuff. I am salivating....
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Its on the too do list[;)]
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Some say BBQ is in your blood, if thats true my blood must be BBQ sauce.
Prosciutto is a slow controlled curing/ ageing process. The hog has to be feed the correct foods. The ham it self has to be of a curing quality...not like the fresh hams you normally see. The really good hams are cure/ age for two years minimum if I remember correctly.
Normally in a quality deli there are two if not three grades of Prosciutto. Here the prices are:
6.50 lb
12.95 lb
19.95 lb
I have found and it is just my opinion that the middle grade is the best for sandwiches. The highest grade has less fat.
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I am such a STUPOID[B)] here I really ment Capicolla, I know what Prosciutto is. My mistake when I did a little cut and paiste thing. But still interested in that.....Just the looks of it get em goi'n.
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Now if you have not had quality Sweet Capicolla you are totally missing the boat.
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That looks like one incredible sandwich. Suggestion - You can take jardinier (mixed pickled italian veggies) they come in a glass jar. Put in food processor, makes a similar addition to the sandwich. I wish I had one now.[^][^][^]
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<br />That looks like one incredible sandwich. Suggestion - You can take jardinier (mixed pickled italian veggies) they come in a glass jar. Put in food processor, makes a similar addition to the sandwich. I wish I had one now.[^][^][^]
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Sorry I did not see your question before. My answer is I don't know. I do know that everyone who I have made these for always wants the recipe. This balance of flavoring came over a period of many trials. If and I mean IF I was to add anything to it, it would be 1/4 - 1/3 teaspoon of anchovy paste in step one of the recipe.
You might want to check out the re-work posting concerning this sandwich. I cleared up and added some more information about ratios etc.. <font color="red">HERE</font id="red"> (http://www.susanminor.org/cgi-bin/iB3/ikonboard.cgi?s=4be5649ce6e76c428332458d1685ff13&act=ST&f=12&t=171&st=#entry230)
<font color="red"><font size="6">Posted and corrected/ edited for dial ups on recipe site.</font id="size6"></font id="red"> phew what a pain in the short this was to re-do LOL
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