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Serving note: This sandwich is best assembled just before eating. The juicy peaches and tomatoes can soften the bread if it sits too long, so it's not ideal for make-ahead or long storage. This is a generously sized sandwich—plenty for one very hungry person or perfect to split between two.

Bread: Focaccia adds great texture, but this sandwich works just as well on ciabatta, sourdough, a baguette, or even toasted sandwich bread. Just make sure it’s sturdy enough to hold juicy fillings without falling apart.

Toppings: Swap in burrata for extra creaminess, or use sliced provolone or fresh goat cheese for a different flavor profile. No peaches on hand? Try nectarines or even thinly sliced plums. You can skip the mayo and use straight pesto if you prefer, or try a whipped ricotta, whipped feta, or herbed cream cheese spread instead. If you prefer a kick of heat, swap the balsamic for a drizzle of hot honey, chili fig spread, or chili crisp.

P.S. If you noticed the layers are reversed in the photos—good eye. I accidentally stacked everything on the top half before flipping it over. It still tasted amazing and worked perfectly, so don’t stress too much if you flip the order. This sandwich is delicious no matter how you stack it.