Mlewi, Tunisian Flatbread
Laughing Cow has a mild, creamy flavor that along with the neutral bulk added by the egg and potato, helps offset the fiery heat of the harissa nicely.
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Tunisian Tuna Fricassé
The sandwich is quite filling between the potatoes, the eggs, and the richness of the fried bread, yet the tomato and cucumber salad keeps it from feeling too heavy.
Piadina Romagnola: The Italian Taco?
An Italian taco? No not really, not at all even, please put down the pitchforks. Sometimes I stretch too far looking for a theme each month. And yet…
You Can Tune a Piano but You Can’t Tuna Sandwich
I grew up eating “tunafish” sandwiches. A tunafish sandwich, as I experienced it when I was younger, was a very simple tuna salad without the crunchy bits, and with Miracle Whip instead of mayonnaise....
January List Sandwiches and December Wrapup
Happy New Year! Happy New Decade! Happy New Sandwiches! It’s January 2020 and as usual, the new month brings three new sandwiches for us to explore at the Tribunal. First, though, let’s take a...
Italian Tramezzini
When we’re investigating a sandwich here at the Tribunal, we often try to find out about the sandwich’s history. Some sandwiches came about because of colonialism or migration, some are the result of poverty...
Pan Bagnat, a Nice Sandwich
Sandwiches are often touted as a way to make a meal portable, encasing ingredients in bread to keep the eater’s hands clean. Many of the sandwiches on our List here at the Tribunal had...
The Maltese Ftira
Ah, Mr. Spade. Have a drink, won’t you? Sit down, sir, sit down. By gad, what a character! You amuse me, sir. I don’t mind telling you that I enjoy being amused. Very clever sir,...
Around the World in 80 Delis
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...
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