I know there havee been some like it, or maybe even the same as it, but I'm sitting here eating a bacon, mayo, and cheese sandwich and it is just delectable. It may not be my favorite, but it's gotta be near the top. Let's just hear about your favorites.
Making my own sandwich: Turkey-Swiss-Mayo-Mustard-Lettuce-Tomato Buying sandwhiches: 1. Vietnamese sandwiches, the most tasty sandwhiches I have ever eaten. It has charbroiled pork, shredded carrots, cucumber, jalepenos (optional), and butter all in a french baget. THE BEST HANDS DOWN. Try one of you have never had one, guarantee you'll love it. 2. Italian Nightclub from Jimmy Johns.
how bout a genuine New York Deli sandwich with authentic Boars Head meat... on your choice of bread & cheese
I was thinking about doing this thread the other day while I was eating a sandwich. The one I make the most is Turkey Lettuce Tomato Red Onion Avocado Pepper Jack Cheese Miracle Whip Sometimes fresh cooked bacon Honey wheat bread
I've never been much into cold sandwiches except for PB&J. I often microwave the ones that aren't really supposed to be hot. I used to make a "gourmet sandwich" vaguely based on a recipe I found at epicurious.com ; chicken, pesto, sundried tomatoes, and arugula. (you soak the tomatoes in hot water so they're soft again) I found I really liked it with the yellow tomatoes. You can get pesto without having to make your own. (of course, there's the cheesesteak at Chili's which beats everything else, if that counts) Those Vietnamese sandwiches look good, but I have a question. I used to get those in Austin and some of them came with these translucent stringy stretchy things. They were hard to chew and seemed to be made of little segments. I couldn't even decide whether they were animal or vegetable. What's up with that?
Philly cheesesteak Turkey panini You can't go wrong with any sandwiches other than the one eaten during school.... That stringy part is probably beef tendon. There's some varieties that have pate in them. As a starving student, I used to go to a shop in OC that sold 3 for 3 bucks. Now I can't touch the damn things.
