Imitation Scholotzsky's Original Sandwich.

[Berkley]

I'm obsessed with Scholotzsky's Original So I looked and found an copycat and switched it up a bit.

(makes 1 sandwich)

2 pieces of sourdough bread lightly toasted
Garlic Dressing **
Parmesean
Chedder Cheese
1 tbl yellow mustard
3 tbl mozzerella
1 slice cotto salami
3 slices honey backed ham (thin slice)
red onion

Optional - tomato, olives and lettuce

Lightly Spread the dressing on both sides of both pieces of bread and retoast then spread on inside only
Spinkle both slices with parmesean (only inside part)
on bottom piece put chedder cheese
on top part mix the mustard and mozz and spread on
heat till melted
Cheddar goes on the bottom then Salami red onion and ham then top with mozz side.
If adding the olives they go on the bottom under the cheddar.

Should be assembled...(top to bottom0 (( by spread I mean dressing))
spread
bread
spread
parmesean
mustard and mozz
tomato
lettuce
ham
red onion
salami
cheddar
olives
parmesean
spread
bread
spread


** garlic dressing** makes enough for 2 sandwiches
1/2 cup mayo
1 tbl onion flakes
1/4 tbl garlic salt
1/4 tsp sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 tbl plus 1 tsp

Mix and that's it.

[kimly]

that sounds so good!

[Berkley]

It's involved to make from a sandwich standpoint but OMGosh SO yummy!

[SquareBottle]

Originally Posted by Berkley I'm obsessed with Scholotzsky's Original So I looked and found an copycat and switched it up a bit ...

Oh, now I'm salivating! I haven't been to s Scholotzsky's in a long time. Thanks for the recipe!

Bob

[Amber]

[theamyrose]

That looks good!

[Berkley]

Try it! It's YUMMY!

[KSP123]

omg sounds soooo good i love sandwiches!

[devilwhiterose]

I used to work at a Schlotzkys. We did it much more simpler! This is how "we" made it...

2 pieces of sourdough
shredded cheddar on bottom
thin sliced ham
3 slices of salami
minced black olives
shredded mozzerella on top
(run through toaster)

lettuce
tomato
red onion

yellow mustard on top

slice in half and serve.

Pretty much the same thing, cept' we didn't use garlic butter or parmesan. It sounds yummy though. I want to copycat the Turkey Original.

I think I'm going to make the 20 minute drive to pick one up for dinner tonight.

[Berkley]

Originally Posted by devilwhiterose I used to work at a Schlotzkys. We did it much more simpler! This is how "we" made it... 2 pieces of sourdough shredded cheddar on bottom thin sliced ham 3 slices of salami minced black olives shredded mozzerella on top (run through toaster) lettuce tomato red onion yellow mustard on top slice in half and serve. Pretty much the same thing, cept' we didn't use garlic butter or parmesan. It sounds yummy though. I want to copycat the Turkey Original. I think I'm going to make the 20 minute drive to pick one up for dinner tonight.

when I asked at the scholotzsky's place they told me garlic sauce...
ANyway mine's better so