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The Latest in Awesome Sandwich Technology: Using an Inverted Baguette

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Boccalone Salumeria in San Francisco makes their proscuitto cotto with provolone panini out of an inverted baguette, allowing the tender inner part of the bread to get crisp and creating "more textural interest with its chewy crust melded to the melted cheese." Like I needed even more reason to want to eat a sandwich filled with thinly sliced pork and molten cheese. [via Eater SF]

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11 Comments:

Wow, that's just crazy enough to work!

That is interesting. Normally I don't like baguettes for sandwiches because the crust is often too hard: by the time I've bitten through it the sandwich's contents have smooshed out the sides. Doing this would soften up the crust by keeping it in contact with the moist cheese and meat. Neat.

Somebody's thinking outside the box again. You sure it wouldn't make the entire roll very hard and hard to eat? The roof of my mouth is tender. It sure looks tasty!

If the bread is toasted, wouldn't it just taste exactly the same no matter how you assembled the sandwich?

Mmm ingenious! =)

I remember watching SARA'S SECRETS and her guest was a guy that owned a Grilled Cheese sandwich shop in New York City. He demonstrated making sandwiches with the bread inverted. His reasoning made sense after he explained why.

Wow, grahhh I want that one!

WHOA. Why didn't I think of this before?? OMG Ferry building stop after work today!! :D I've heard good things about the taste too...and to top it all off, that inverted baguette is an ACME baguette! yes!!!!

Yeah, Press 195 has been doing it for quite awhile now...

http://www.press195.com/press/

I use the same inverted technique with Bobby Flay's Pressed Cuban Burger using a hard roll.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/pressed-cuban-style-burger-recipe/index.html
It's an awsome sandwich.

Huzzah! I do this all the time using ciabatta bread! The cheese is more able to ooze out and form a crust too! Double perks!

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