STEP 1/12
Observationle - Pork cheek meat in place of bacon in the original carbonara
Jambong - ham with thinly sliced pork leg meat, which is often used in sandwiches and salads
Panchetta - Italian bacon comfortable with asparagus rolled and baked appetizers
STEP 2/12
These days, bakeries also sell a lot of small baguettes, but it's easier to cut and make than large baguettes. You can cut it in half with a bread knife, and dig out the inside, but I just ate it (I'm sure)
STEP 3/12
Today's star is ordering from a salt restaurant! It's really thin and there are about eight pieces of ham that can be torn apart
STEP 4/12
These days, I use allioli sauce instead of mayonnaise. Allioli sauce feels like Spanish garlic mayonnaise. (I bought it with money)
STEP 5/12
You can slice the butter thinly and put it in, but in Paris, it seems to be usually applied to bread. I saw it on Fabien YouTube, so it's French style lol
STEP 6/12
I put lemon dill butter on one side and allioli sauce on the other. If the butter is solid and it's hard to apply, let's microwave it for 10 seconds
STEP 7/12
Fold the jambong and put it on top. You have to put up at least three sheets to make it smell good
STEP 8/12
Honestly, I think I can put 4 sheets on it. The ham is thin, so the texture is good
STEP 9/12
If you fold it in half, Jambong Boru is complete!
STEP 10/12
It's a perfect set with bread, soft mayonnaise, butter-flavored savory ham, too
STEP 11/12
You can eat it with Whole Grain mustard on it, or you can eat it with carrot lafe sandwich in between
STEP 12/12
The chubby carrot laffe goes well with the sandwich, so I keep going into the weekend brunch