Fancy Ribbon Sandwich Loaf- Mom's
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By
Kathie Carr
@kathiecc
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Can you believe it? These sandwich loaves were considered "fancy" fare by the ladies of our church in the 1950's. The note on Mom's recipe says, "Served to Women's Group. Everyone loved it."
Posted for my Mom's cookbook which is in progress.
Picture from a local newspaper "The Liberty Bell". The clipping was dated 1956. Paper went out of business in the 1960's.
Posted for my Mom's cookbook which is in progress.
Picture from a local newspaper "The Liberty Bell". The clipping was dated 1956. Paper went out of business in the 1960's.
Ingredients
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1unsliced sandwich loaf of bread or french bread
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HAM FILLING:
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1 cground ham (or bologna)
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1chopped hard boiled egg
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1/4 cfinely chopped celery
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2 Tbspsweet pickle relish
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1/4 cmayonnaise
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EGG FILLING:
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4chopped hard boiled eggs
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2 Tbspfinely chopped onion
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1/4 csweet pickle relish
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·salt and pepper to taste
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1 Tbspyellow mustard
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1/4 cmayonnaise
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SANDWICH FROSTING:
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12 ozcream cheese (3 four ounce packages or equivalent)
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1/3 cmilk
How to Make Fancy Ribbon Sandwich Loaf- Mom's
- Remove bread crusts, if desired. Cut bread into 3 lengthwise layers. Cover with a towel and set aside.
- HAM FILLING: Combine all ham filling ingredients and mix well. Set aside.
EGG FILLING: Combine all egg filling ingredients and mix well. Set aside.
SANDWICH FROSTING: Mix cream cheese and milk well. Add a small amount more milk if needed to make spreading consistency. - Place one layer of bread on serving plate. Spread with ham filling. Place second layer on top of this and spread with egg filling. Place third layer of bread on top.
Frost entire loaf with cream cheese sandwich frosting.
Photo shows sandwich garnished with lettuce, pears, and cherries. You may also use olives, cherry tomatoes, or other garnish. Many times these sandwich loaves were covered with chopped parsley or the frosting was colored with food coloring to match the season.
