the art of the Sandwich

[return to the red]

What no Turkey buns with Ketchup and S&P fans out there? Best part of my thanksgivings and Xmas.

When no Turkey available
seven grain bread
Tomatoe
Cucumber
Cheese
Blackforest ham
and a little shot of mustard

[Dion]

Call me old fashioned but there's nothing better than a grilled ham and cheese sandwhich. Start with 2 thick slices of sourdough bread, 2 slices of monterey jack cheese, and a slice of deli honey ham.

[Looger]

my old roomate used to make grilled cheese with havarti, bacon, hot sauce, mayo, and cheddar.

totally amazing.

too bad he was a total maniac otherwise!

[FlamesKickAss]

Triangle mutli-grain bun from costco
Black forest ham
Slice of cheese,
2 slices tomato
2 slices cumcumber
mustard
miracle whip
salt and pepper

mmmm mmmm good

[OilersBaby]

Why don't homemade sammiches taste as good as the ones you get at a deli or sandwich shop?

[Eastern Girl]

Originally Posted by OilersBaby

Why don't homemade sammiches taste as good as the ones you get at a deli or sandwich shop?

I find it always tastes better when someone else does the work.

[metallicat]

For Edmontonians, Grant MacEwan College makes the best sandwiches in the city.

White bread
Assortment of meats, whatever you like
Black olives
lettuce
tomatoes
Caeser salad dressing *THE KEY*

[Looger]

there's a place on 8th street between 11th and 10th ave SW downtown whose name escapes me, they make an awesome sandwich - it's the style that's pressed and grilled, can't remember - italian name.

decent prices and good coffee as well.

[keratosis]

Originally Posted by skins

dijon mustard
black forrest ham
sprouts
butter

Replace that with
Montreal smoked meat(Or corned beef)
No butter
Honey Habenaro mustard.
Maybe even a slice of Swiss

[vanisleflamesfan]

Here in England this is what passes for a good sandwich:

Stottie roll (sort of a sour-dough roll)
brown sauce (like HP sauce)
LOTS of bacon.

BANG.

[OilersBaby]

Originally Posted by oilers_fan

For Edmontonians, Grant MacEwan College makes the best sandwiches in the city.

White bread
Assortment of meats, whatever you like
Black olives
lettuce
tomatoes
Caeser salad dressing *THE KEY*

OMG I remember those GMAC sandwiches..and they give you pickles and chips with it too! Brings back memories. Yeah those turkey sandwiches were awesome....and the sandwiches were very filling! Couldn't agree with you more about them being the best in the city in terms of sandwiches.

In San Jose, my vote goes to either Whole Foods or Zanatto's.

[icarus]

My favourite sandwich is a taco.

Originally Posted by OilersBaby

Why don't homemade sammiches taste as good as the ones you get at a deli or sandwich shop?

Because you suck at making sandwiches.

[icarus]

Originally Posted by vanisleflamesfan

Here in England this is what passes for a good sandwich:

Stottie roll (sort of a sour-dough roll)
brown sauce (like HP sauce)
LOTS of bacon.

BANG.

I love UK toasties, another favourite over there. Not much to them really but they are ubiquitous and usually the cheapest things on the menu. Maybe I just love them because they don't cost 4 pounds or more.

In urban Australia your typical sandwich is as follows:

Turkish bread
avocado
tomahto
grilled chicken
salt & pepper
maybe some rocket if they are trying to be pretentious

In rural Australia it is as follows:

damper
animal (any)

[kipperfan]

Here is the kipperfan special right here:

Light Rye bread (toasted)
Dijon Mustard
Jalapenos and/or Banana peppers
1 dill pickle sliced 3 times vertically
Organic field greens
thin sliced deli turkey
Dijon Mustard
Light Rye bread (toasted)

Very healthy...and very, very tasty.

[kipperfan]

And to add another one.....the best sandwich in the world that takes almost no effort to make is toasted rye bread with a little bit of mustard and some deli cut roast beef......dammit I could eat 10 of those everyday!

[BlackEleven]

Another one I make sometimes:
crusty white bread
cajun chicken (grilled)
roasted red peppers
avacado
sun-dried tomatoes
litte bit of mayo

[VANFLAMESFAN]

Right now, I'm doing the low-carbs thing, so I can't eat bread, ive been putting my sandwiches in a big leaf of lettuce. IT SUCKS!!!!! But, for the purpose of the thread

Cheese Roll
Mayo
Mustard
Pickle
Red Onion
Lettuce
Tomato
Turkey
Bacon
A shot of Ranch......Ranch is good on anything.

Weird sandwiches that I love.....I haven't made it in about 4 years, but Peanut butter with a crap load of chocolate chips....TOASTED....OH MY GOD, I want one now.

[North East Goon]

1)Hat Trick Sandwich:
A round loaf, I prefer Pumpernickle
Cut the top and pull out a lot of the insides.
Place Roast Beef in there.
In a bowl mix diced cheddar, diced Tomato, cut mushrooms, Mayo and a dash of garlic powder.
Scoop that mixture into the loaf.
Bake 30 min. @ 375.

2)Brown Bread or whatever you prefer
Sliced Avocado
Shrimp
Sprouts
Mayo.

[mykalberta]

Originally Posted by Looger

DARK turkey, mayo, cranberry sauce, stuffing, butter.

also an interesting take on an old twist happened when i popped by my parents' place when they weren't home to clean out the fridge (because why pay for food?), and there was some non-sweet strawberry sauce on the stove - pretty much strawberries, water, and corn starch with minimum sugar i suspect.

peanut butter and ~sour strawberry sandwich, WOW!

also a note on sandwiches, home-made or even sandwich-maker fresh bread is a huge bonus.

W T F - Stuffing.

I thought I dried everything but never that - I will have to try it.

Thanks

MYK

[Superflyer]

My favorite sandwich is a meatball sandwich. I am suprised that nobody mentioned them. But they have to be made on a crusy bread with tomato sauce. Also I will use left over meatloaf. Same thing but either one I cannot get enough of.
The meatball sub is about the only one that I can handle from subway. I am really not a fan of the processed meats. I have bought them to many times from places like Safeway and got sick from them.