Doubles are a delicious, cheap, and vegan street food, popular in the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago. Hm. Informative, but dry. Let’s try again. I rode to Cafe Trinidad (warning: site plays music) in...
It’s hard to find a recipe for Woonsocket, Rhode Island‘s Dynamite sandwich–a hoagie-ized version of the Sloppy Joe–to feed fewer than 20 people. Dynamite sandwiches are a community thing, served at “a dinner, a barbecue,...
Approaching a new sandwich post on the Tribunal can go a number of ways. Sometimes, I have a really specific focus in mind before I even start researching a sandwich. Sometimes, the research gives...
If you hate turkey burgers, forget about that for a minute. Edzo’s turkey burgers are delicious. They’re thin, griddled 100% dark meat patties that, though they’re a little more crumbly than a beef patty,...
What is a doner kebab? Popular in many countries around the world, in Europe, Asia, even Canada, they’ve never taken off in the United States to my knowledge (though many large cities may boast a...
Unless you’ve been trapped on a desert island for the past century or more, you’ve probably heard of a Denver omelet. But have you heard of a Denver sandwich? Bob, you’re a Denver, what...
When the Sandwich Tribunal asked for a volunteer to write about The Dagwood Sandwich, I assumed they meant the kind that the Wikipedia article is about. Appearing frequently in Chic Young (and later Dean...
The Dagwood. A cartoonishly gigantic sandwich invented by a cartoon. It’s a giant stack of meat and vegetables and such between 2 slices of bread, popularized in the comic strip Blondie from the newspaper...
I certainly thought of the Freddy when I first read the detailed description of the Cudighi. The Cudighi is a patty of Italian sausage served on a hard roll with tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese, sometimes...
Cucumber sandwiches. Afternoon tea. The British upper class. The Importance of Being Earnest. blah blah blah It’s simple. It’s been written up a hundred times. Slice some cucumbers paper thin, drain them and pat them...
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