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From a Jacques Pépin recipe; the original called for anchovies, which you can add if you are so inclined.

Ingredients
Amounts will be determined by the size of your loaf:
olive oil
fresh basil leaves, chopped
thinly sliced red bell pepper
thinly sliced green bell pep.
thinly sliced cucumber, sliced lengthwise to avoid the seeds
thinly sliced red onion
thinly sliced tomato
sliced black olives, finely chopped
spicy sprouts
anchovies, if desired, finely chopped
minced garlic
black pepper
salt
pillow loaf sourdough bread
heavy books or plate weights

Directions
Slice the pillow loaf in half lengthwise so that you have a top and a bottom.
Mix the olive oil, minced garlic, chopped olives, and chopped anchovies together; spread on both halves.
Salt and pepper both halves.
On the bottom half, layer the rest of the ingredients.
Now, put the top half back on and wrap the whole thing very tightly in plastic wrap.
Put on a big plate and cover with another big plate.
Here comes the fun part.
Place the sandwich on a very sturdy shelf in your refrigerator and cover the top plate with heavy books or weight-lifter's plate weights.
Keep in refrigerator overnight, turning the sandwich about halfway thru.
The juices from the vegetables will permeate the bread, but not make it soggy.
Slice into wedges to serve.

The Cook:  Dave Ferguson Keywords: sandwich, vegetarian, vegetables, anchovies, sourdough
Category: Sandwiches
Cookbooks: From The Ferguson Family, Loved by Dave Ferguson, All
Recipe #37 was added on April 22, 2006 by deebeeeff and last updated on January 30, 2022.


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