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‘Cubano’ Sandwich

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WINE NOTES
Peter Lehman Shiraz: Shiraz is the syrah grape of southern France grown in Australia and is called ‘shiraz’ to reflect that difference. The climate, hemisphere and growing conditions make a different wine. Not as ‘meaty’ as syrah, shiraz is full of black fruits like cherries and berries with pepper and sweet spice. This wine is great with roasted meats and slow foods.

                                    Thaihito: Especially great with the Cubano Sandwich. The mojito is the famous cocktail of cuba -- like a rum julep. At Blue Ginger we change the recipe by using Thai basil instead of mint. Thai basil has an herbaceous quality but has a refreshing hint of mint.

Makes 1 cocktail

  • 1.25 oz white rum

  • 1 teaspoon raw sugar

  • Squeeze of fresh lime juice

  • Few leaves of Thai basil

  • Soda water

Place all in a glass and muddle (crush with a pestle) to mix everything together. Add ice, shake, then top with soda water and garnish with lime.

 

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‘Cubano’ Sandwich

Serves 4 

  • 8 1/8-inch slices gruyere cheese

  • 12 1/8-inch slices smoked ham

  • 1 cup Cranberry-Wasabi Horseradish Relish

  • 12 1/4-inch slices of pork loin (left over from Roasted Pork Loin recipe)

  • 1 package moo shu wrappers

  • Grapeseed or canola oil for cooking 

  • Freshly ground black pepper

 

Make the ‘Cubano’ by placing a moo shu wrapper on a plate and topping with a layer of cheese, then ham, relish, pork and cheese.  Fold into a half moon.  Repeat with remaining ingredients.  In a large non-stick sauté pan lightly coated with oil, brown sandwich, about 4 minutes per side.  Slice into 3 wedges, serve with extra Cranberry-Wasabi Horseradish Relish.

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