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Pan Bagnat - Tuna French Sandwich

Pan Bagnat - Tuna French Sandwich

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
If I have to wait an entire day to eat a tuna sandwich, it better be good, and this pressed French classic certainly is. In fact, this is so good, I d wait two days for a Pan Bagnat, which according to my friends in the south of France isn t a bad idea. The longer the better, they say, and one of these days I ll have the patience to test their theory. food: Guess what I am going to make for lunch with with my 5 gallon made state fair lemonade in this sweltering heatwave? Thank you Chef John.
Date: 2020-08-18

Comments and reviews: 8


it's the kind of sandwich where the quality of ingredients is paramount to the taste, just the tomatoes and olive oil found in the south of france are very flavorfull, it's one of the rare dish with the pissaladiere that just make me love anchovies
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I'm here to give the play button the olllll' tappa tappa and the like button the olllll' tuna tuna. I'm also going to throw on a hint of cayenne just for good measure!
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I would add some of the tuna and anchovy oil to the garlic oil for extra flavor. Oh, man. That would be awesome. After all, I am the Shah of this sandwich Nicoise
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It's like that shooter sandwich you did a few years back, but with tuna. If there are any more pressed sandwiches in your repertoire, we'd love to see them.
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I know this is a cooking show. But I just wanna be at the picnic where someone shows up with one of these and asks me how big I want my slice to be. Yum.
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There's nothing like a really good tuna sandwich! I like adding a couple of thin cut hard salami slices to mine. Tres magnifique!
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Isn t it easier to cut 1/3 of top of the loaf and fill it? So stuff won t fall out as easily? Or will the pressing not work that way?
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