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   Ben Collver to Dave Drum   
   5/5 Cinco de Mayo - 5   
   05 May 25 14:51:27   
   
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     Re: 5/5 Cinco de Mayo - 5   
     By: Dave Drum to All on Sun May 04 2025 20:29:00   
      
   DD>       2 c  Cooked pork roast; in 1"   
   DD>            - cubes   
   DD>       4 c  Chicken broth   
   DD>     1/4 c  Chopped fresh cilantro   
   DD>            Lime wedges; to serve, opt.   
   DD>            Sliced radishes; to serve,   
   DD>            - opt   
   DD>   
   DD>   In a medium pot, heat oil over medium. Add onions and   
      
   Show us your titles!  :-)   
      
   On my end, this recipe starts part-way through the ingredient list.   
      
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         Title: Sandwichon   
    Categories: Appetizer, Mexican, Vegan   
         Yield: 12 Servings   
      
        24 sl White bread   
        10 sl Ham   
        10 sl American cheese   
         1 c  Cream   
        11 oz Silken tofu (308 g);   
              - drained   
     9 1/2 oz Canned pimento peppers   
              - (270 g) drained   
         3 sm Pickled jalapenos;   
              - stem removed   
         1 tb Jalapeno brine; up to 2 tb   
         1 ts Salt; adjust to taste   
         1 c  Green olives with pimento   
              - filling   
      
     Preparation time: 30 minutes   
      
     Sandwichon is a delectable multi-layered sandwich that's   
     traditionally served at parties and during the holiday season. It's   
     typically made with layers of crustless white bread that filled with   
     different types of meat-based salads, pates, ham, cheese, and   
     decorated to look like a cake.   
      
     Blend the cream, break up the tofu into it, 7 oz of pimento peppers,   
     salt, pickled jalapenos and brine, one ham slice, and one roughly   
     torn up cheese slice. Blend until completely cream, stop to scrape   
     down the sides and taste for salt.   
      
     Pour sandwichon pate sauce into a bowl and set aside.   
      
     Stack 3 slices of bread and slice off the crust on all sides. Repeat   
     until all the bread is ready.   
      
     Use a glass baking dish large enough to fit two slices of bread side   
     by side. Smear some of the pate sauce on the bottom then layer two   
     rows of 3 bread slices side by side cutting excess if needed.   
      
     Coat the top of the bread with an even layer of the sauce. Layer   
     cheese slices on top of the bread, then layer ham slices on top of   
     the cheese. If you need to cut off excess or doble layer.   
      
     Spread some more pate sauce across the ham then top with more bread.   
     Repeat the process until you've created 3 layers of the ham and   
     cheese.   
      
     The final layer of bread you'll want to evenly coat with just the pate   
     sauce.   
      
     Place in the refrigerator for at least an hour or overnight to really   
     let the flavors come together.   
      
     After resting in the fridge spread more of the pate sauce across the   
     sandwichon then decorate with the remaining pimento peppers. I like   
     to make slices and place diagonally then put some olive halves across   
     them. Get creative and decorate as you'd like.   
      
     Use a cake cutter or serving spatula to slice the sandwichon into   
     serving sizes and serve.   
      
     Recipe by Nancy Lopez   
      
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