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Easy
By Frank Camorra and Richard Cornish
Published 2007
For the Cataláns, making pan catalán (tomato bread) is a way of life. With a few simple strokes of the hand, the addition of a little garlic, oil, tomato and salt transforms crusty, crunchy bread into something sublime. My Aunt Carmen is from Catalonia. She cuts the ends off a loaf of bread, scoops away the inside and then rubs away with garlic and tomato. In restaurants they often use toasted bread and bring the tomato to the table, allowing the guests to do the squeezing and rubbin
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