First of all, thanks to Bernadette for sharing this delicious and refreshing recipe for a very hot summer!
If you click on the link above, you will be taken to her entire recipe, which I plan to make now that we are in the height of tomato season….and if you want another delicious and refreshing dish for the summer…
This is a Provencal “Pan Bagnat” – a tuna sandwich with egg, tomato, Kalamata olives and more!
Here’s the link to the recipe for a perfect summer sandwich:
Speaking of comforting, how about a nice slice of pie:
A “Duck, Pancetta, Cabbage and Mustard” One!
Yes, I proved that not all pie is sweet – but incredibly savory in this case!
It was one of my “52 In 22” cooking challenges and you can see how it turned out here:
I also cooked from the legendary Chef / Author / TV Host Anthony Bourdain:
This is his bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin, and you can see the recipe by clicking here:
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Thanks Bernadette for the refreshing recipe for summer!
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Hi John, thanks for this share, the salad looks terrific.
baked caprese looks fab and the pan bagnat brings new meaning to a tuna sandwich
I LOVE that Pan Bagnat! Thanks as always for your comments!
Forget the tomato, I choose the pie! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.