Not that I can attribute today's lunch success to my culinary acumen: all I did was slap a bunch of ingredients together to make sandwiches, but everyone loved the meal. A few people put in a "special order" because they hated olives, but that was fine by me: I simply slathered pesto onto both sides of their burger buns. Everyone else enjoyed the olive tapenade, and I for one now have a new favorite brand for salami and shaved ham: Citterio, which is sold at the horribly overpriced High Street Market and not at Costco. This brand is so much better than the equivalent meats sold at Costco.
A few folks requested a second sandwich, which was cool. I made a couple; later in the day, a few people made their own. All in all, today was another win.
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
deli sandwich: success
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Citterio is quite good. At least the products I've had under their label have been good. I've had: rosemary ham, prosciutto, provolone, and mozzarella. We have bought Citterio at Costco here... In mass quantities...
ReplyDeleteThose people who hate olives should simply not be allowed to partake in the glory of the sandwich.
ReplyDeleteCharles,
ReplyDeleteI should have denied them. What was I thinking?