Jamon-Beurre Baguette Sandwich Recipe

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A smiling man wearing glasses and a light blue apron stands confidently against a plain white background.“The simplicity of this recipe means it relies on high-quality ingredients. What sets our baguette apart is that we use organic Khorasan flour, an ancient grain. Benton’s, located in the Smoky Mountains, has been curing and smoking bacon and ham since 1947. Sequatchie Cove Creamery is just a 45-minute drive from us, and the Cumberland cheese is an alpine-style cheese with tasting notes of cultured buttermilk and sweet grass. The richness of the cheese balances the bold flavors from the ham, resulting in a balanced, addictive, and easy-to-make sandwich.” – Issac Behr

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Freshly baked baguette sandwich filled with prosciutto and cheese, served on a wooden board. Crusty bread pieces scattered around.

Jamon-Beurre Baguette Sandwich

Isaac Behr
Niedlov's jamon-buerre baguette features their own bread, Benton's country ham, and Sequatchie Cove Creamery cheese.
Course Main Course
Cuisine French
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

  • 1 Niedlov’s baguette
  • 4 oz. Benton’s country ham
  • 3 oz. Sequatchie Cove Creamery Cumberland cheese
  • 2 Tbsp. high-quality unsalted butter room temperature

Instructions
 

  • For the baguette, make sure it’s as fresh as possible.
  • Then, slice it down the middle lengthwise and set it aside.
  • Slice the ham as thinly as possible. You can either buy it pre-sliced or slice your own very carefully with a sharp knife.
  • Then, slice the cheese to about ⅛-inch thick.
  • To assemble the sandwich, butter both sides of the baguette. Then, “ruffle” the ham on one side to give it more volume, cover the ham with the cheese slices, top with the other half of the baguette, and cut the whole thing into four pieces.
Keyword Baguette, cheese, Ham, Sandwich
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