Muffuletta

| Sandwich | North American cuisines | United States cuisine | Louisiana Creole cuisine

The muffuletta is a sandwich found in New Orleans, LA, USA. It originates from the Italian community and was first made and popularized at the French Quarter's Central Grocery. It is made from a variety of sausages and cheeses, and served with an olive spread on a muffuletta loaf. (Other types of round loaves can be substituted.)

Ingredients

• 1 muffuletta loaf (or other round bread loaf, approximately 10" in diameter)
• Olive spread
• Capicola, sliced
• Mortadella, sliced
• Salami, sliced
• Emmantal (Swiss) cheese, sliced
• Provolone cheese, sliced

Procedure

1. Slice bread loaf in half horizontally and spread each cut side with olive spread.
2. Layer bottom half of the loaf with sausages and cheeses as you wish.
3. Cover with top half of the loaf and press down.
4. Quarter the muffuletta and serve or wrap the muffuletta tightly in plastic wrap to save for later.