One Steak Sandwich to Rule Them All
Often, when a subject like “Steak sandwich” comes up at the Tribunal, it ends up being a bit of a clip show of a post. Steak sandwich is a category rather than a specific...
Often, when a subject like “Steak sandwich” comes up at the Tribunal, it ends up being a bit of a clip show of a post. Steak sandwich is a category rather than a specific...
In 2002, PBS aired a documentary by Rick Sebak of WQED in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, called Sandwiches You Will Like. This may not mark the absolute beginning of what would become the Sandwich Tribunal–it would...
I’m going to let Wikipedia speak to this one. There isn’t a separate page, but in the List of Sandwiches, our guidebook here at the Tribunal, it describes “Specials, Deli sandwiches” as being from...
Spiedies are a kind of sandwich from central New York, Binghamton to be exact, consisting of marinated chunks of meat, grilled on a skewer, and served in rolls or on slices of white Italian...
It was just last month when we covered Smørrebrød, the Danish open-faced sandwiches that use their deliciously dense Rugbrød as a base for an unending variety of toppings. There are any number of Smørrebrød...
The Wikipedia page on Spaghetti Sandwiches doesn’t give a whole lot of guidelines. That is to say, it is not very specific on what constitutes a spaghetti sandwich, other than that it contains 1)...
Souvlaki is a Greek word, the diminutive form of souvla, or spit, like the spit used to roast a whole animal. Thus the word souvlaki refers skewers, or to the small chunks of meat,...
Sleeping on the ground. Hiking in the rain. Sitting around a fire, too hot on on side and too cold on the other. Camping has its charms, but also its many drawbacks. If you...
Another sandwich cake! *shudder* We wrote about sandwich cakes back in December, those nightmares of mid-Century Americana that haunted many a cookbook and family gathering of the upper Midwest 50 years ago or more....
Danish Smørrebrød is an open-face sandwich, similar to several that we’ve covered previously, as well as Swedish Smörgås, which doesn’t appear on our List. In fact, we covered a type of Danish Smørrebrød way...
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