Landgang
photo by LifeIsGood
- Ready In:
- 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 15
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 113.39 g pate or 113.39 g liverwurst, sliced
- 4 cherry tomatoes, halved or 8 of the tiny tomatoes
- 1 large lemon
- 8 baby dill gherkins
- 1 long loaf firm bread, unsliced (such as French or Italian)
- 59.16 ml unsalted butter
- 113.39 g thinly sliced smoked salmon
- 113.39 g thinly sliced cooked ham
- 113.39 g jarlsberg cheese, thinly sliced
- 113.39 g nokkelost cheese, thickly sliced
- 1 cucumber, scored and cut into thin slices
- 1 small bibb lettuce (or leaf lettuce)
- fresh dill sprig (to garnish) (optional)
- 1 bunch watercress (to garnish) (optional)
- 1 small red pepper, cut in strips for garnish (optional)
directions
- Cut the lemon in half the long way, Cut one half into 4 wedges and the other half into thin slices.
- Cut the loaf of bread in half lengthwise and trim so it will sit flat with the cut sides up. Place on a cutting board or large platter or tray.
- Butter the cut side of each half.
- Arrange the pate, salmon, ham, cheeses,cucumber, lemon, tomato and gherkins attractively on lettuce leaves on top of the bread halves.
- Garnish the platter with dill sprigs, watercress, and pepper strips.
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Reviews
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It's a good thing that a Scandinavian open-faced sandwich is so versatile. I used the pate, the tomatoes, lemon gherkins, some slices of Recipe #370564, Recipe #307018 , ham, jarlsberg, muenster, cucumber, and leaf lettuce. Smash it down, and start eating! Yes, it was messy. Was it good? You bet! Have enough for another sandwich tomorrow. Thnx for sharing your recipe, Julie. Made for the Voracious Vagabonds of ZWT 6.
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Hi,
I'm a California native, traveled the world with my soldier hubby, then settled here in Kentucky,the land of racing horses and Burboun whiskey.
I live alone now but my 2 DDs and 7 grandkids like just a few doors down so I always have a houseful
I love to cook. It's really ALL about the food, isn't it? These days I look for recipes that are easy to prepare and easily made in smaller amounts, although I often will make a full recipe and freeze it in portions for days when I can't cook. Both DDs are my cooking buddies. Two or three times a week they come over and help with the prep and cooking, trying out the new recipes I've found here on Zaar. They also help with the eating, as do the SILs and grandkids.
How I rate recipes:
5 Stars ~ Fabulous and I loved it just the way it is ~ Perfect.
4 Stars ~ Needs a tune up, a tweak here and there. A keeper.
3 Stars ~ A good idea that is not quite working. Repairs needed May or may not be a keeper.
2 Stars ~ This recipe would need a major overhaul to suit me. Probably will not make again.
1 Star ~ Just not my cup of tea ~ will not make again.
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