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Best Sandwich? Burgers and hot dogs don't count, heathens.
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A fried bologna sandwich is ridiculous whether by itself or just with a tomato. Throw a slice of butter in a pan, fry the bologna up for 30-45 seconds and it's crazy how good it comes out.
Dominican Chimichurri
I didn't know this thing existed until today and now my life feels incomplete...
American sandwiches are awesome and terrifying (literal meanings). To me, a sandwich is a light snack. If I've got a big evening meal planned, I'll have a sandwich for lunch. Or they're single-filling things for children. Some of the stuff in this thread is 10,000 calories with two pieces of bread struggling to contain them. Meat cheese and sauce mountain. How the hell you eat one with your hands without getting half of it in your clothes/hair is beyond me :D
The BLT is the haiku of sandwiches. Deceptively minimalistic but its 3 ingredients in perfect harmony
In hindsight, we lack breakfast sandwiches in this thread.
Bacon Egg and cheese bagel is a solid 10/10 sandwich, just make sure you toast that bagel and fry that egg up over easy then break the yolk shortly before putting it on the sandwich.
You can vary it greatly with the cheese selection, II recommend a nice sharp cheddar or a pepperjack.
Bacon Egg and cheese bagel is a solid 10/10 sandwich, just make sure you toast that bagel and fry that egg up over easy then break the yolk shortly before putting it on the sandwich.
You can vary it greatly with the cheese selection, II recommend a nice sharp cheddar or a pepperjack.
Grilled Reuben for me.
This or a simple grill chicken with bacon, lettuce, and tomato
America has perfected a technique called the Philly Lean. Where one leans in forwards over the sandwich to avoid dripping on themself. Thus is made even more potent if you are eating at a bar where you can stand, spreading you feet to brace for the flavor, placing you elbows on either side of the sandwich and leaning in over it to eat.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Philly Lean
No love for the BBQ brisket sandwich? All it needs is good brisket and good BBQ sauce and it cant be beat IMO.
Beef Dip or Italian Beef.
For something that I might make more regularly at home/for lunch, Tuna on Toast is solid.
For something that I might make more regularly at home/for lunch, Tuna on Toast is solid.
I know a Disneyland Monte Cristo when I see it. That's the only place where I can find a Monte Cristo that I like, besides Solvang, CA. I'm not a fan of the versions that are basically french toast with meat and cheese slapped in between it. Lots of damn good sandwiches in this thread.
It's way up there if not at the top.Grilled Reuben for me.
Personally a normal turkey club is real high on the list. Delicious and a good way of judging the quality of any diner you go happen to walk into. If they can't make that well, I have a hard time trusting the rest of the menu.
I'm going with Joe's KC's pulled pork sandwich. And, I only mean Joe's version. Most places that have BBQ pulled pork sandwiches have some sauce-drenched pile of pulled pork where you can only taste the sauce. Joe's uses a minimal amount of sauce and you can actually taste the meat, plus they make pulled pork better than anyone, anyway.
Honestly original stuff in a bbq restaurant in the Austin area. It's called Brothertons Black Iron BBQ. A highly skilled pitmaster and a master chef makes for great sandwiches. When they do their take on an existing sandwich, often it is better. I think Cuban in little Havana is better, but the fact they're close out in suburban Texas is crazy.
butter and cheese
but it requires high quality bread and high quality cheese
not they typical american crap
but it requires high quality bread and high quality cheese
not they typical american crap
Cheesesteak. All the way. Almost any configuration.
With mushrooms? Yes.
Marinara? Abso-fucking-lutely.
Give it to me.
you know. i'll be honest. ive never actually had their pulled pork (i typically dont order that when going out as it's pretty easy to cook at home), but ill makre sure to check it out! Maybe this weekend...
Katsu Sando. Japanese knows how to make the best sandwich
whats in this? cuz the picture is 100% not selling it...
Nothing can beat a proper Italian Sub with fresh french bread/Italian bread, fresh cold cuts, tomatoes, and Italian dressing.