Tartine from Provence

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TOTAL TIME:1 hr 20 min
Prep:20 min
Inactive Prep:1 hr 0 min
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LEVEL:Easy

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Directions

Cut the bread in half lengthways and rub the cut surfaces with garlic.

In a food processor, combine the olives, red pepper, beans, tomatoes and anchovies. Mix in the olive oil and lemon juice. Adjust seasoning. Spread the mixture thickly over the bread and put the sides back together again. Tie up with string and enclose in aluminum foil or grease proof paper. Place a board on top of the parcel with a few weights and press for 1 hour. Then off you go to your picnic.

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  • on April 09, 2012

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    I couldnt wait to make this after watching the episode. Its very easy to make and a wonderful sandwich. I suggest if you are not used to anchovies, you may want to start with two fillets and go from there. I love them, but a few people I made this sandwich for thought it was a bit strong. When winding with the string, it takes a LOT of string so cut a fairly long strand. This is a perfectly portable sandwich as the string holds it together without danger of it popping open. I used parchment paper, which was perfect. Pressing it is a must IMO because the filling is rather wet and the bread soaks up all the goodness. It wasnt soggy and the taste reminded me of mediteranean flavors.

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