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Alcohol-Infused Panini Make Sandwich History



 
 
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Old 08-08-2012, 01:23 AM posted to rec.food.cooking
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Default Alcohol-Infused Panini Make Sandwich History


If only we were joking: alcohol-infused sandwiches are now a reality.

UrbanDaddy points us toward Manhattan panini shop Salumè, which apparently
offers to drip a variety of spirits over your finished sandwich:

You¹ve got a few options here. They¹ve got one with Surryano ham and rye,
and another with prosciutto, beets and scotch. There¹s a crudo prosciutto with
gin. Just taking home a couple pounds of the drizzled meat is another way to go.
(Nothing goes with Kraft singles like gin-drizzled prosciutto.)

And in case you were wondering, no alcohol is cooked off with any sort of
heating process. The sandwich is literally assembled, doused in liquor and
served to you.

It's unclear how much alcohol actually goes into the sandwiches -- or if you
need to be 21 or over to enjoy them -- but the gimmick certainly earns Salumè a
place in groundbreaking food history, right alongside these alcoholic cupcakes



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