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And here we go – another beautiful, tasty example of what a sandwich can be if you love food and take it serious 🙂
(If you wonder about the name “Torta”, click the link below to learn all there is to know about this great Mexican sandwich 🙂
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Bon Appétit ! Life is Good !
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P.S.
Because I used a double layer of beef, I did not use standard breading (flour, egg, and breadcrumbs) for the beef, instead, I just dipped the beef slices in a mixture of 50/50 flour and panko. However, if you use a single layer of beef, I suggest you employ the traditional breading method.
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Preparation :
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- thinly sliced beef round, ciabatta, avocado, tomato, cucumber, radish, cilantro
- cut veggies into large dice, add garlic paste, lime juice, cayenne pepper, olive oil and kosher salt to taste, mix well; let marinade for 30 minutes, then add diced avocados and tomatoes, mix carefully
- avocado, tomato, radish and cucumber salad
- mix 1 cup panko crumbs,1 cup a/p flour and kosher salt and cayenne pepper to taste, dredge 2 ea beef svallops
- saute the beef scallops until medium well, remove to absorbent paper, keep warm
- cut a 5 inch piece fresh-baked ciabatta horizontally in half
- top the bottom half of the ciabatta with 1 ea beef scallop, top with a generous amount of the salad, repeat
- ciabatta bottom, 2 layers of beef and 2 layers of salad, top with the top part of the ciabatta
- Torta De Milanesa De Res – A Dainty Sandwich ( NOT ! )
- Torta De Milanesa De Res – A Dainty Sandwich ( NOT ! )
- Torta De Milanesa De Res – A Dainty Sandwich ( NOT ! )
- Torta De Milanesa De Res – A Dainty Sandwich ( NOT ! )
- Torta De Milanesa De Res – A Dainty Sandwich ( NOT ! )
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The messier sandwiches often taste the best.
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