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Sandwiches, from Vietnam to South Carolina

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Aug 25 2009, 6:45 AM ET Comment



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Tunisia: Sandwich Tunisien

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The sandwich tunisien is to Tunisia what the po' boy is to New Orleans--you can find it just about anywhere. The basic ingredients of the sandwich are tuna and harissa, but it's the vegetables you add that truly make it great. Consider capers, chopped onions, olives, and the secret ingredient--preserved lemon. Learn more here.
Sandwiches, from Vietnam to South Carolina
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