They're both stupid, and a real man grips his sandwich hard enough that nothing falls out.
Sandwich GAF report in: what are your sandwich ingredients and recipes?
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They're both stupid, and a real man grips his sandwich hard enough that nothing falls out.
That actually makes it more likely that stuff will slip.
Lettuce is also a factor in meat slippage.
terrisus
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Yeah, I never have a problem with things slipping out either.
But, if one needs some sort of substance to help with that issue, mustard is infinitely better than mayonnaise.
If stuff falls out, it makes it seem like you have more than you actually did, and in addition you're left with an after-sandwich snack.
Doesnt go with seafood or lighter flavors like certain cheeses.
Mustard, being a master race condiment, takes over flavor, it does not complement it.
terrisus
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Well, seafood is repulsive, and doesn't belong anywhere near anything that I'm eating :þ
Don't recall having any issues with it with any cheeses, but then, I eat many things plain anyway, so maybe that's part of why.
Treechopper
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Turkey
Cucumber slices
Hummus
Really simple, easy to make, and pretty filling.
Cucumber slices
Hummus
Really simple, easy to make, and pretty filling.
Cucumber and hummus is such an amazing combination. Barely edges out carrots as my favorite thing to dip in hummus.
Cucumbers make me burp like crazy for hours, so I avoid them most of the time. Very sad.
Where's that little girl asking "why not both?"
terrisus
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webkatt
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I will tell you my secret and you will be amazed. Make an open-faced sandwich on sliced bread. Once you have you're spread, meat, vegetables, cheese, etc laid upon the one slice of bread cut it in half and place it on top of the other half.
You will have a perfect ratio of spread,cheese, vegetables on top/bottom with a center of meat or meat analog.
It will be perfect and you shall weep whilst you eat it.
You will have a perfect ratio of spread,cheese, vegetables on top/bottom with a center of meat or meat analog.
It will be perfect and you shall weep whilst you eat it.
Poodlestrike
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Pastrami, Onion, Tomato, Pepperjack, barbecue sauce on some sort of roll stuck into a George Foreman is my GOAT homemade. If I'm picking up a sub I'll generally go for buffalo chicken, pepperjack, lettuce, tomato, onion and bleu cheese (if they've got it, ranch if they don't).
I know a guy who can't handle anything more intense than ham and American cheese on white bread, cold. *shudder*
I know a guy who can't handle anything more intense than ham and American cheese on white bread, cold. *shudder*
MisterNoisy
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Favorite sandwiches:
Grilled cheese made with 12-grain bread, bacon and a combination of muenster and sharp cheddar.
Bagel sandwich - toasted bagel, lox, cream cheese, bean sprouts, spinach, sriracha.
Polish dog made on a toasted crusty baguette with kraut and spicy mustard.
Breakfast sausage, eggs and cheddar cheese on a homemade English muffin - basically a McMuffin that doesn't suck.
Sardines on toasted sourdough with a bit of tomato and lettuce and a little Greek yogurt.
Hamburger made with a grilled portabello cap instead of meat.
Grilled cheese made with 12-grain bread, bacon and a combination of muenster and sharp cheddar.
Bagel sandwich - toasted bagel, lox, cream cheese, bean sprouts, spinach, sriracha.
Polish dog made on a toasted crusty baguette with kraut and spicy mustard.
Breakfast sausage, eggs and cheddar cheese on a homemade English muffin - basically a McMuffin that doesn't suck.
Sardines on toasted sourdough with a bit of tomato and lettuce and a little Greek yogurt.
Hamburger made with a grilled portabello cap instead of meat.
SilentRacoon
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I was just reminded of a recipe I used to prepare at my old job, you just need a small sized grilled tuna steak sprinkled with shichimi, avocado and a bit of wasabi mayo so you can get a God-Tier tasting sandwich for very little effort.
triplestation
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Egg Sandwich
Healthy version:
Whole wheat/multigrain bread or english muffin
One egg
Salt and pepper
Hot sauce if you want it
Kale or lettuce and tomato optional
The works version:
Bagel OR Panera Bread (Tomato Basil is the GOAT)
Two eggs
Two slices of cheese (Pepperjack is my choice)
Bacon if you're into that
Salt and pepper
Again, hot sauce if you want it
Kale/lettuce and tomato optional
these are the only sandwiches in this thread i agree with
i admire your taste
Shining Sunshine
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Japanese Mayo and whatever italian sausage slices
I had both on a sub once.
It was terrible.
I love both on a sandwich. I'll cook a nice piece of chicken just to make a sandwich with. Put some cheese on it (no specific kind because I always switch it up). Not always lettuce, but I love tomatoes and pickles. I'll put some onions on it sometimes. All veggies must be cut super thin so they lie on the bread okay. Mayo + mustard on either a roll I get from the deli or Portuguese rolls from the grocery bakery. It's good stuff.
What I really want to work on is making the white sauce from the halal carts. I'd love to make a lamb burger and have the white sauce and hit sauce to top it off with.
SolVanderlyn
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I made a pretty tasty duck sandwich yesterday. I prepared half a duck in the pan / oven and used it as sandwich meat together with remoulade, red onions and tomato.
Tasted AWESOME.
Tasted AWESOME.
shanshan310
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My favourite sandwich at the moment is turkish bread with chicken, tomato, avocado, cheese, red onion and sweet chili sauce.
Thread off to a great start.
EDIT: Beetroot is also good on most sandwiches. Just don't wear nice clothes while you eat it.
Thread off to a great start.
EDIT: Beetroot is also good on most sandwiches. Just don't wear nice clothes while you eat it.
Melon Husk
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The last good sandwich I had, had... mature cheddar, pret pickle (not unlike the Branston below), tomatoes, red onion, mayo, salad leaves. The mayo probably wasn't necessary, like pineapple added on a pizza. Disclaimer: don't have sandwiches that often, but I still remember that one.
Moving4Motion
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I was going to say Ham and Pickle.
But then I remembered that you American types don't know the joy of Branstons Pickle and would probably think I was sticking a Gherkin in with my smoked ham, yeah... no.
Other than that, Tuna, Sweetcorn & Mayo, Chicken and Coleslaw, Blue Cheese & Walnut are all good options.
Ham and Mustard (Must be Coarse grain!) is godly too.
God bless you sir...
shanshan310
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As someone who has only has turkey maybe three times ever and didn't like it much, I'm surprised at how popular turkey sandwiches are in this thread.
I only ever have it at Christmas, it's like chicken but not as good :/
shanshan310
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Right? Chicken is so much better.
Kenshin001
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Ham, mashed avocado with salt and pepper and thinly sliced red onion.
Or salami, red cheddar, gherkins.
Preferably on whole grain.
Or salami, red cheddar, gherkins.
Preferably on whole grain.
The_Hitcher89
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Toasted: White bread, mozzarella, pesto, pepperoni
Normal: Brown seeded bread, tuna, mayonnaise, iceberg lettuce, cucumber, black pepper
Bagels: White sesame seed bagels, lightly toasted and cooled, black pepper German salami, iceberg lettuce, cucumber, American mustard
Normal: Brown seeded bread, tuna, mayonnaise, iceberg lettuce, cucumber, black pepper
Bagels: White sesame seed bagels, lightly toasted and cooled, black pepper German salami, iceberg lettuce, cucumber, American mustard
For me, a good sandwich after the basics of adding the ingredients you like best is all about doctoring mayo/oil to bring out more flavors. I make spreads all the time. One of my favorites combines mayo, lee kum kee garlic chili sauce, cayenne, and sugar. Tastes close to the fried shrimp dipping sauce at Ruby Tuesday if you've ever had that (this is the closest I could get to that after many failed attempts). But it is really good on many different types of sandwiches.
Glirk-Dirka
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Chicken Salad topped with Roast Beef. Banana Peppers and Swiss Cheese optional.
Kenshin001
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smoked ham and mustard
And no, not the american style weak-ass mustard, this glorious stuff:
When I was in Australia I used to love cold roast lamb and hot English mustard sandwiches.
The_Hitcher89
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smoked ham and mustard
And no, not the american style weak-ass mustard, this glorious stuff:
Have to spread it too thin when I use it in sandwiches
Something to keep in mind for Christmas:
Cold turkey, sausagemeat, lettuce, cucumber, salad cream, black pepper, thick white bread
hint: mix it with mayonnaise.
And ketchup.
Osiris
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PJV3
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There is nothing wrong with salad cream, it makes anything edible.
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