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By Kmmd
on June 06, 2009
I made this for lunch for my work crew of 6 men and one woman. There were no leftovers. I substituted swiss cheese for the mozarella and used a poblano pepper. I had quite a bit of dressing left after smearing it on the bread so I dribbled it over both layers of lettuce. I also used less than the full 1/2 pound of capicola because it was sliced so thinly. I guess next time I will make two layer of it.
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Left out the turkey, lettuce and mozzarella cheese. Added onions, black olives and crushed hot pickled peppers. We loved the oil/vinegar dressing and thought it was excellent. We LOVED this sub!
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Let me tell you, this hit the spot! All of them! We have been craving a sub so decided to make these and we picked a winner here! Loved them! Only thing I did was add pepperoncini peppers and black olives to give it a little more flavor. Excellent!
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on May 03, 2007
Mmmm! This was absolutely delicious! Since I was afraid of the garlic tasting "raw", I used jarred minced garlic. I also added some pickles, sliced onions, and a bit of mayo and mustard. I'm already thinking about the other half that I'll be having for lunch tomorrow. YUM-O!
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on July 17, 2006
This was my kind of sandwich. It was better than any deli takeout sandwich I have ever had. I halved the recipe and I left off the green pepper, but added onion. Was very good. I had a bit for dinner last night and some more for lunch today. This is a keeper.
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I made this sandwich for a luncheon I catered and it was a huge hit! Everyone loved it. I did make a few changes: I didnt have oregano so I didnt add it, I used black forest ham, pepperoni, Genoa salami, mozzerella and provolone cheese, I added red bell pepper slices instead of green, added purple onion slices, and I used a french loaf for the bread. I will definitely be making this again! Thanks for posting!
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on August 03, 2011
By FrenchBunny
on February 26, 2011
Had this for lunch the other day and what a lunch !!! Such a yummy sandwich and so quick and easy to put together. I had prepared these in the morning and just wrapped them and brought them to lunch. I had made two separate sandwiches using Hoagie rolls. Just for taste preference I had used National Hebrew Salami instead of Genoa and I had used red peppers not green...Otherwise everything else was the same. For the choice of the cider or red wine I went with the red wine vinegar. Served them just with some Wickles Pickles.... MMMMM......good stuff. Thanks for sharing this delicious recipe littleturtle.. We thank you for such a good lunch. Will definitely be making this again.
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on February 07, 2011
"Excellent!" That's what my DH said after the first bite ... and he didn't even want me to use the sauce ... boy, am I (and he) glad that I did. The sauce made the sandwich. Don't pass this sandwich by ... it's the best!!!
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on October 09, 2010
My husband said he'd punch a kangaroo to have this once a week. I dared him.
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This is exactly what I was looking for. We went on a camping trip and this sandwich fit the bill to make ahead. Much better than a fast food sandwich. The big plus is it keeps so well, wrapped tightly and will feed many or keep till the next day. I will definitely be using this recipe often.
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on February 08, 2010
Delicious. I used a baguette and Havarti instead of the Provolone. The sauce is very nice as well. :)
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on September 10, 2009
Tasty and easy dinner idea.love the oil vinegar combo.
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I made this yesterday to take for a picnic and it was wonderful. I added purple onion. A real keeper. Thanks.
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on September 04, 2007
It is very good. It is a bit sour though so the next time, I will cut down on the vinegar.
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By Little Bee
on July 14, 2006
This was fantastic! I love Italian subs and this one was delicious! I served it on individual sub rolls since it was just 2 people eating them, ommited thr Green Pepper (don't like them) and added Peprocini peppers. I will make this again and again. Thanks
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on April 29, 2006
This was absolutely perfect!!! Just what I was looking for. I made sub sandwiches for my dh and his brothers to take on a deep sea fishing trip. I made them as directed (except I used only 1 garlic clove in the dressing) and drizzled the oil/vinegar on them and wrapped them tightly in plastic wrap and placed in a ziplock in the cooler. They said they were delicious! I made myself one for lunch today and I agree. Thanks for posting this classic sandwhich. Pam
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on May 31, 2005
Delicious littleturtle! It was the oil/garlic/red wine mixture that what made this sooo. good. Omitted the green pepper, due to lack of time(really rushed on getting son off to school and Hub to work). Did add sliced onion. The oil mixture would taste fantastic to Dip the sandwich into, this is a type of sandwich any type of meat(roast beef)or cheese(swiss) would be great but the sauce is a KEEPER! Thank You!
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Serving Size: 1 (104 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 10
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