The club sandwich is traditionally of American origin but is different from other types because it is not composed of two slices of bread but three. The original recipe calls for the three layers to be toasted and filled with turkey, bacon, tomato and mayonnaise. As for the sauces, as just mentioned, the original recipe calls for the use of mayonnaise. That said, it is good to know that around the world there are many different versions of the club sandwich. In the first place, not everyone toasts the bread. But very often you'll find a club sandwich more or less in a version like the one we suggest today. And yet, even with regard to fillings you often find variants: you might get ham, grilled vegetables, salmon, chicken or many other ingredients. So this recipe is a basis for a really tasty club sandwich, to which you can apply your imagination and use as many ingredients as you please.
Cut the white sandwich bread so that you have 4 slices although you will use only three. Spread them with mustard mayonnaise. Place a layer of bacon, salmon, provolone cheese and raw courgette. Salt lightly, place the second slice of bread on the first, then add some raspberries between the second and the third slice, finish with the third slice and put the club in the oven. Make a raspberry sauce to accompany it by blending raspberries with mayonnaise, mustard and a little oil.
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Cut the bread into four having spread with mustard mayonnaise
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Arrange a layer of salmon
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Arrange a layer of pancetta
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Cut the courgette into very thin slices
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Arrange a layer of courgette
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On the second slice of bread, arrange a few raspberries, then finish with the third slice of bread and put in the oven
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Blitz the raspberries with the mustard mayonnaise and some oil in a blender
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Transfer the raspberry sauce to the centre of a large plate or bowl
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Cut the sandwich into 4 sections
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Insert the sandwich sections onto hors d’oeuvre sticks
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The club sandwich by Andrea Valentinetti is ready
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