the writing and photography of Neil Kramer

Name Your Sandwich at Neilochka’s Virtual Kosher Deli

harry-met-sally.jpg
Blonde shiksa enjoying a “Neilochka”

Earlier today, I received a comment on my last post suggesting that it might be easier to earn immortality by having my own sandwich at a Jewish deli rather than creating a drink named a Neilochka.  Not a bad idea.  After all, half of you didn’t even know that a lemonade/iced tea was called an Arnold Palmer.  Clearly, my readers are lushes who only know the names of drinks with vodka or tequila inside.

I love the sandwich idea.  It totally fits my “branding.”  I love sandwiches.  I’m Jewish.   And there is something very sexy about a woman eating MY sandwich.

But I’m all about community.  In the spirit of the Great Interview Experiment, I believe that Everyone is a Somebody.  That’s why, today I am opening Neilochka’s Virtual Kosher Deli.   Think of it as a Subway extreme.  The options are unlimited.  You create your own sandwich — the meat, cheese, or vegetables, the condiments, and the type of bread — and then name it after yourself.

My sandwich, the Neilochka, is fairly simple, which reflects my personality.  Corned beef, sauerkraut, spicy wasabi mustard, on rye bread.  No cheese or vegetables.  Enjoy it for lunch.

sandwich.jpg

What is your sandwich?   Write it in the comments.

101 Comments

  1. ingrid

    my sandwich is the “Frolicker”:
    grilled chicken thinly sliced on lightly toasted sourdough with garlicky mayonnaise, sun-dried tomatoes and crispy lettuce. shoe string fries on the side.

    i’m glad to see a pickle with that Neilochka.

  2. Soupytwist

    The Soupytwist
    Hot pastrami with coleslaw and spicy brown mustard on toasted Pumpernickel with a cup of tomato soup.

    OMG, I’m so hungry right now.

  3. Rhi

    The RhiRhi:

    Sourdough with Cream Cheese, Turkey, Avocado, Tomato and Sprouts. I’m also going to need Salt and Vinegar Chips on the side.

  4. deb

    Toasted Russian black bread, thin slices of avocado and tomato with a pinch of flaky sea salt. Sometimes I put a few drops of red wine vinegar on it. Oh, or peanut butter and jelly. I’m not picky, you know, not one bit…

  5. deb

    My goodness, I just reread my comment and want to clarify that the peanut butter and jelly would be a separate sandwich. Am utterly nauseated at the thought otherwise.

  6. Kathy

    Tomato, cucumber, broccoli sprouts on whole wheat bread, with either really expensive mustard or olive oil and vinegar (salad on two pieces or bread). I was vegan for a long time and things like mustard become important when you’re eating essentially bunny food.

  7. Karl

    Mine will be called “The Slight Regret.” Roast beef, pastrami, and pepperoni, with tomatoes, onions, peppers, banana peppers, and a French dressing/horseradish sauce. Honey-nut sub roll.

    With onion rings.

  8. Mona Mildew

    God, I am so hungry now and nothing in my house comes even close. My sandwich is a simple hot pastrami on grilled rye with just mustard and mayonaise. My other favorite already has a name Ruben.

  9. Kelliqua

    Eating my sandwich as we speak. Behold the Kelliqua: Flatbread with a big smear of artichoke/spinach hummus, feta, tomato, artichoke hearts, sprouts, salt and pepper.

    With an Arnold Palmer because here in the South that’s the only way to get less sugar in the Sweet Tea.

  10. Dana Whitaker

    Turkey, swiss cheese, avocado, tomato and red-pepper mayonaisse on a wheat roll. Best served with a side of cheddar potato chips. See, the turkey is deceptively mild, but the smoothness of the avocado and the bite of the mayo blend with it create quite the mix of personality traits.

    The next time I watch that movie, I’ll be thinking of how wonderful the Neilochka is. “I’ll have what she’s having” indeed!

  11. Miguelina

    The Miguelina

    Chunky chicken salad with grapes, walnuts, and avocado on a toasted croissant.

  12. Sarcomical

    you sometimes amaze me with your genius.

    okay…

    The Sarcomical Surprise:
    sourdough
    solid white tuna
    american cheese
    dill pickle slices
    …all toasted!

    beat that!

  13. Kellyology

    The “I’mStealin’URSandwich” Sandwich. Because on this diet that I’m on, I’m too hungry to put forth the effort of making my own sandwich.

  14. chantel

    Frenchy –

    Black Forest Ham, peppercini, havarti cheese. Mustard, mayo, served on a baquette.

  15. arse poetica

    I’m going to give my sammich a little more thought, but in the meantime I want a bite of Kelliqua’s! Mmm.

    Also, does a Neilochka sammy evoke the same response that the blonde shiksa had to hers? I’m just askin’.

  16. FluidPudding

    I’m going to call this “How ’bout THEM Apples, Jack?!”:

    Toasted Onion Bagel
    Monterey Jack Cheese
    Thinly Sliced Gala Apples
    A Slight Essence of Champagne Mustard

    (Delivered with fried pickle slices and a grimace.)

  17. kristen

    The sandwich I invented about 15 years ago is:

    Toasted white bread
    Yellow mustard
    Black olives

    I call it the Toasted Poet.

  18. Lou P.

    I despise rye bread. For some reason, it completely disgusts me.

    For me, some form of a chicken parm sandwich would be ideal. I wonder if a chicken parm bagel sandwich would be any good…

  19. whoorl

    The Whoorl!

    Tuna salad – mine includes solid white albacore tuna, chopped red onion, chopped green olives, pepper and a dab of mayo

    Served open-faced on an Everything bagel with swiss cheese melted on top. YUM.

  20. Angella

    Steak Sandwich!

    I love tuna, so I think I may have to try the Whoorl.

  21. sizzle

    I’m starving. This post is not helping matters.

    The Sizzle Sandwich: Roasted eggplant and peppers drizzled with pesto, melted mozzarella with garlic aioli on toasted focaccia bread.

  22. sassy

    OK so if I can’t have my vodka it’ll be :

    The Sassalicious :

    Avocado,
    melted gruyere (something French, of course !)
    smoked turkey
    alfalfa sprouts, &
    Mustard.

    I have to go now. I just made my own mouth water.

  23. Miguelina

    I’m not going to lie. I keep coming back looking for sandwich ideas. I may have to bookmark this post.

  24. Loralee

    A whole grain, nutty bread with turkey,swiss cheese baby spinach and butter lettuce, roasted red peppers, sprouts, cucumbers, tomatoes, pesto, and a vinaigrette

  25. communicatrix

    The communicatrix:

    albacore tuna salad (dressed with olive oil, lemon juice, capers and scallions)

    on

    SCD-legal almond mini-bread slices, re-baked in low oven (200F) until lightly browned and crisp through

    topped with

    thinly sliced sharp cheddar

    1. Assemble open-faced sandwiches on ToastROven tray.

    2. Set to “top broil” until cheese is melted

    3. Top with SCD-legal green olive slices

    Eat me!

  26. Memarie Lane

    Your sandwich sounds delicious. I don’t really go to Jewish delis, the ones I’ve been to have been too bland for me. Your sandwich does not sound bland in the least.

    My sandwich, not for the dieter:

    A hearty whole wheat roll, sliced in half and most of the insides scooped out. Filled with a mixture of leftover KFC original recipe cold chicken, skins included, avocado, diced tomato, and cubed mozzarella with a ranch-chipotle sauce. Add about 1/2 bag of Lay’s potato chips and several fresh fans of green-leaf lettuce, put the top on, and brush with oil. Peperoncinis on the side.

  27. dcchick

    The DC…

    honey wheat kaiser roll
    plain cream cheese
    avacado
    lettuce
    chicken breast
    tiny bit of ranch dressing

    mmmmm……

  28. LVGurl

    I want a corned beef sandwich now.

    The LVGurl:
    Turkey, ham, salami, roast beef, and pastrami… on a fresh sourdough roll… with mustard, mayo, shredded lettuce, tomato, and pickles.

  29. iamthediva

    ohhh goood lord… i have been totally craving sandwhiches lately, and this doesn’t help much! Everyone sounds so delicious!

    Mine would be:
    Turkey
    Ham
    Bacon
    Spicy Dijon Mustard and Balsamic Mayo
    cucumbers tomatoes
    sprouts

    on freshly baked multi grain foccacia

    with
    Mixed baby greens
    fresh pears
    crumbled blue cheese
    toasted almonds
    with raspberry vinnaigrette.

    it shall be named:

    I Am the Sandwhich

    and you can eat it in the bistro while reading my blog.

  30. Paige Stanton

    Oh boy, a fresh Cheddar and Herb bagel, toasted, with a few slices of vine ripened garden tomato, three slices of marble cheddar cheese, a little dab of Miracle Whip and salt and pepper to taste!

  31. Neil

    Wow, these sandwiches are really saying a lot about your personalities.

    LVGurl — turkey, ham, salami, roast beef and pastrami?! Either you are indecisive or a total slut.

    Memarie Lane — What the hell kind of sandwich is that? No wonder why delis are bland to you! That’s like the type of sandwich they would make in an insane asylum! Scoop out the bread? KFC Chicken? Were you raised by wolves?

    Lou P — You “despise” rye bread? Maybe you should try the “Memarie Lane sandwich” instead.

    Miguelina — That sounds really good, and simple enough that I can make it.

    Kristen — I hope you realize that your sandwich is basically olives on toast. Are you very minimalist in everything you do?

  32. Pearl

    Like the looks of your sandwich.

    Mine’s on light rye, hazelnut spread (that’s not a come-on), avocado, tomato and fresh basil.

  33. Pearl

    and it would have to be toasted. Would that go without saying?

  34. Finn

    OMG, I am so hungry now I might mug one of you for those sammies.

    The Finn:

    Rare roast beef
    Sliced Roma tomato
    Thinly sliced Vidalia onion
    Garlic and herb spreadable cheese (Boursin or Allouette)
    on Pesto Cibatta bread

  35. buzzgirl

    Grilled steak, thinly sliced red onions, blue cheese vinaigrette on ciabatta. Toasted.

    The Buzzgirl:

    An acceptable variation would be to substitute fontina or gruyere cheese for the blue cheese vinaigrette, but adding white truffle oil.

    God, that sounds so good right now – and I just ate lunch!

  36. Not Fainthearted

    I’m bookmarking this post for meal ideas.

    My sandwich? Hmmm.

    9-grain bread toasted. Light herbed cream cheese, lettuce, sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, sprouts, green peppers. Dill pickle on the side.

  37. Dingo

    Oh my, these sandwiches sound good!

    My sandwich is thinly sliced chicken breast, thinly sliced granny smith apples, herbed Boursin cheese, on multi-grain bread.

    This is the only way I ever get fruit into my diet.

    I call it: The Dingo Ate my Sandwich

  38. Memarie Lane

    Neil- there would still be bread, but it would be scooped so the bread would fit around it, like a sourdough bread bowl. If it seems weird to you, remember- I’m pregnant!

  39. Erin Cooper

    My sammie:

    toasted whole grain bread (sans crusts)
    cream cheese
    thinly sliced apples
    thinly sliced english cucumbers

    Served with G.U.S. Ginger Ale. Aaaahhh! Refreshing!

  40. Catheroo

    The Catheroo:

    roasted turkey
    pesto mayo
    goat cheese
    tomatoes
    romaine lettuce
    on ciabatta

    I haven’t found this sandwich anywhere. Will someone make me one? Thanks.

  41. Diana

    The DiSammich

    Slightly warmed roast beef
    pesto spread on sourdough bread
    havarti

    Gotta run…now hungry!

  42. Ellen Bloom

    The Bloomwich:

    Whitefish salad on egg bread with tomato, cucumber and sweet purple onion. Yummmm…salty and smokey, yet crunchy and delicious!

  43. Eileen

    You put sauerkraut on it and I won’t swallow. Just sayin- bleach.

  44. Annika

    The Barranti:

    American, Provolone, and Swiss, grilled (directly on the grill), on Italian bread with oil-and-vinegar cole slaw and french fries. This is a direct rip-off of my favorite Primanti Bros. sandwich. OMG I wish I were in Pittsburgh right now. I can make this sandwich at home but I already spent my food budget for the week. Also I am too fat.

  45. Christine

    The Empy (in honor of my beloved grandmother)

    toasted Roman Meal bread, crunchy almond butter, and spicy bread & butter pickles. Enjoy with a smile. 😉 (Just remember this one thing before you turn away in disgust – peanut butter is not sweet.)

    Hmm… this might be tomorrow’s breakfast, just on white bread. Peanut butter & pickle sandwiches have been loved by the women in my family for at least 3 generations. My twist is almond & whole wheat.

  46. Annie

    Grilled chicken on sourdough with avocados,please with pepper on my paprikash And pie..?

  47. Annie

    so excited about my sammich I forgot to name it–Paprikash Surprise.

  48. Melissa

    Ok, I’ve got two…

    1. Soft warmed pita stuffed with shaved mesquite smoked turky, thin slives of fresh avocado, provalone, bacon and sprouts. It’s delish.

    2. Cinnamon raisin babka in a panini with super thin slices of pierre robert brie and crispy slices of green apple. It’s a total taste bud orgasm.

  49. nelumbo

    Fresh tomato from the garden
    Thick slice of mozzarella cheese
    Homemade pesto

  50. teahouseblossom

    Mine is bologna and liverwurst on a chocolate bagel.

    Seriously. The THB. The gift that keeps on giving.

  51. dink(y)

    Toasted sour dough bread that is then lightly dipped in egg and fried until dry.
    Cheddar Cheese, home-made brown sugar based bbq sauce, with a slice of pork roast or meat loaf.

  52. Jan

    I usually just skip the sandwich and go right for the pickle.

  53. Neil

    Teahouse — bologna and liverwurst on a chocolate bagel?! I’m going to get tossed out of the Jewish Deli Guild for serving that monstrosity!

  54. whoorl

    I am bookmarking this page for eternity.

  55. cajunvegan

    Oh, yeah! I’m smitten enough to delurk and give you the Sexy Blogger Award.

    Come on by, and:

    Get your sexy on
    Go ahead, be gone with it

  56. Neil

    Cajunvegan — Thank you. I appreciate someone who finds sandwiches sexy.

  57. JoAnne

    Why did you have to post about a sandwich that sounds so damn good when I’m trying to lose weight??

  58. Cara

    I’ll name mine the Hurley. It will have cheese, tomato and red pasta sauce.

  59. Non-Highlighted Heather

    Heather Hero:

    Whole Wheat Kaiser Roll
    Fresh turkey breast
    Curry mayonnaise
    Cranberries
    Sprouts
    Aged Swiss
    Applewood smoked bacon
    Avocado
    Thin sliced beefsteak tomato
    Fresh ground pepper and kosher salt to taste
    And a big ass, cold, crunchy, dill on the side.

    And yes, my mouth IS big enough for that sandwich.

  60. V-Grrrl

    The V-Grrrl Sandwich

    Musician on one side
    Writer on the other
    V-Grrrl in the Middle
    Served on warm sheets

  61. brettdl

    The Dad Sandwich

    Rye or pumpernickel bread
    Roast Beef (red)
    Purple onion
    spring mix
    thinly-cut avocado slices
    tomato
    alfalfa or onion sprouts
    mayo

  62. Bkbuds

    Actually, I’ve made that sandwich for Brett, “Dad” and it’s a scrumptious thing indeed. Made one for my younger brother and he had an epiphany that he needed to start dating girls who weren’t cuisine challenged. Married a caterer.

    Here’s the Book Slobber (there’s no neat way to eat this):

    Thick slices of multi-grain bread
    large gobs of vegetarian chopped liver (recipe below)
    spring mix
    thinly sliced Vidalia onion
    sprouts

    Veggie Chopped Liver (don’t laugh, this is good. It’s adopted from “Moosewood Cookbook”)

    3 cups frozen chopped green beans, microwaved for 12-15 minutes until they’re a yucky dark green, but not dehydrated

    1 large yellow onion, chopped and sauteed in olive oil until transparent. Careful not to burn it.

    1/2 c. chopped walnuts
    2 hard boiled eggs
    2 Tablespoons mayo
    fistfuls of fresh Italian parsley
    salt and pepper to taste
    dash of lemon juice to taste

    Mix everything in a food processor until it forms a fine paste. Yum!

  63. Rob O.

    Our 2Dolphins Tuna Wrap laughs heartily at your paltry excuses for sammiches:

    1 pkg Albacore tuna (in the pouch, not can)
    2-3 dollops of real mayo
    2 spoonfuls of dill relish
    1 finely chopped celery stick
    Several liberal pinches of finely chopped parsley & chives
    Coupla sprinkles of red pepper flakes
    Splash (or two) of Tabasco sauce

    Serve with shredded sharp Cheddar cheese and shredded romaine or green leaf lettuce on a Mission Carb Balance whole grain tortilla.

    High protein. High fiber.

    Kick-butt lunch!

  64. cruisin-mom

    I’ll have what she’s having

  65. Bkbuds

    by the way, when I wrote “Inland Empress” I had a category called “Sandwich Maven”

    Here’s the link: http://snipurl.com/235px

  66. Non-Highlighted Heather

    I’d never noticed before what a saucy minx V-Grrrl is.

  67. nancypearlwannabe

    Turkey breast, stuffing, and cranberry sauce on toasted, thick-sliced wheat bread, sprinkled with rosemary.

  68. Neil

    V-grrrl — Marry me.

    Rob O — I like how you say “real” mayo. None of that non-fat fake crap for you!

  69. punchlinewalking

    The Punchline:

    Roast beef
    Caramelized onion
    Fresh Tomato
    Roasted garlic
    Blue cheese
    Provolone

    All melted on an awesome french bread.

  70. melanie

    I don’t have a sandwich. I love a good 3 cheese grilled sandwich on sourdough.

    my tuna has white tuna, real mayo, dried onion, parm cheese and apples.

    I LOVE EGG salad too! my secret ingredient is horseradish.

  71. Kyran

    The Carpe Diem

    you’ll need a pure blue sky;

    one crusty baguette;

    cheese–some stinky & some creamy;

    a handful of fruit;

    a nice bottle of wine & some mineral water;

    one companion;

    and a blanket.

    Instructions: gather ingredients quickly, overthinking spoils it. Toss them all together and head directly for the most scenic natural setting you can get to inside an hour.

    Ne regrettez rien.

  72. Neil

    Kyran — There’s no way my kosher deli will have the resources to make that sandwich, unless it is a special take-out deal, but I found that romantic and sexy. Still, no pickle or french fries?

  73. Jill - GlossyVeneer

    I’ll take a nice, hearty whole-grain bread topped with roasted eggplant, red pepper, cucumbers and hummus. Maybe sprinkle on a little crumbled goat cheese too. I’m not a huge carnivore.

    But V-Grrl and Non-Highlighted Heather both had tasty sounding options!

  74. wendy

    Wendy’s Wicked Ticket

    avacado
    shrimp..the big good ones..cut into pcs
    green onion
    little mayo
    little lemon juice
    little sugar
    lots of spice..

    all tucked in a nice tight pocket.

    pita, that is.

  75. Ginormous Boobs

    I say keep it simple:

    Take 2 pillowy soft buns, insert a flavorful kielbasa, top with a secret sauce and you’re done.

  76. Ginormous Boobs

    BTW, wow, can’t believe I inspired this here post!

  77. Becky

    You gonna eat that pickle?

  78. -RM

    Corned Beef
    Pastrami
    Spicy Deli Mustard
    Lettuce
    Tomato
    Gruyère
    in a baguette and a side of au jus.

    I call it the French NYer.

  79. Annie

    Make mine a Whoorl, but on sourdough
    bread instead of a bagel.

  80. TorontoPearl

    The Toronto Twist

    A large twister bagel, slightly toasted, w/
    whipped cream cheese
    sliced tomato
    sliced kosher dill
    fresh bean sprouts.

    Nothing too exciting, just hearty and digestable!

    Follow with a tall glass of cold, grapefruit juice.

  81. metalia

    I would totally eat your sandwich…and wow, that sounds vaguely dirty. In any event, I bring you The Metalia: A salt bagel (toasted twice) with a thin layer of horseradish mustard, topped with one slice of swiss, one slice of cheddar, avocado, a few slivers of red onion, and freshly ground black pepper. It’s my absolute favorite.

  82. Paige Stanton

    I loved this post! I keep coming back to see what everyone else has come up with for sandwhiches! BTW I’ve got an award for you, an award of Excellence. Come check it out if you’re into that kind of thing!

  83. gorillabuns

    Sorry, I’m slightly distracted by the large pickle in the photo….

    My sandwich? I think the Gorilla would be befitting:

    French bread
    spicy mustard
    pepper jack cheese
    salami
    provolone cheese
    banana peppers
    peppered turkey
    jalepeno peppers
    thinly sliced red onions
    swiss cheese
    smoked ham
    olive relish
    cherry peppers
    bacon
    topped with zesty italian dressing

    Somehow, I don’t think this is Kosher or would be served in your deli.

    and yes, I’ve made this sandwich for my husband. He married me for it.

  84. piglet

    my god that sam-wich looks very good, i wish to eat it now.

    i only learned of the arnold palmer while lunching with business people in las vegas.

  85. 180/360

    Frankly it is hard to beat V-Grrrl’s response but here’s mine anyway!

    The 180/360 Italian Club

    Parmesan focaccia spread with pesto aioli and layered 3 times with egg crepe, provolone, turkey, bacon, and cheddar.

  86. therapydoc

    There’s a receipe for The Therapydoc. Throw away the yokes of three eggs (just do it) and whip them with a little milk, no it doesn’t matter what kind, but it should be kosher. Fry mozzarella in a small none-stick pan, add the whites until they’re looking hard, season with pepper, a little salt, add a slice of rye, preferably a big, one, maybe corn rye even, lightly brown the mozzarella, and flip it to toast the bottom of the bread.

    This is the best post I’ve ever seen. Everyone should have a signature sandwich.

  87. Caron

    Not a lot of flash in my favorite sandwich. Egg salad made with Miracle whip, minced red onions, topped with thinly sliced radishes, and spinach. I usually eat this on a whole wheat tortilla. That will have to be the exciting part.

  88. V-Grrrl

    Neil–Let’s get married and make sandwiches together all our days.

    Non-highlighted Heather? You made my day by calling me a saucy minx.

  89. the lone beader

    The only way the naming-your-own-sandwich thing is going to work is if you write it in every menu at every deli/restaurant you visit. And, make sure you write the ingredients as well as the price, or know one will take you seriously. And if there is no paper menu, have custom signs printed up which you can post in the windows describing your sandwich/it’s price. Call it Deli Graffiti if you want. Trust me, it’ll work. 😀

    Oh, and I’ll have a fried peanut butter/ banana sandwich to go, please.

    The Lone Beader has now left this blog.
    😉

  90. better safe than sorry

    i think you should forgot about the movie script you’re working on and publish a cookbook instead.

  91. miriam

    White meat chicken with curry mayo–not too much–celery, and green grapes on a French baguette.

  92. Ari (Baking and Books)

    My favorite sandwich: two thick slices of buttermilk bread stuffed with Monterey Jack cheese, avocado slices, mustard, mayo, bean sprouts and maybe a leaf or two of spinach.

  93. slorgcatcher

    fun idea. i guess mine would be gooey soft brie and slightly smooshed raspberries in a croissant. warmed but not toasted. with a chunk of dark chocolate on the side. as for a name. um… the slorgcatcher? i’m really not so good with names.

  94. kristen

    Neil,

    I’m not a minimalist, I’m just poor and lazy.

  95. Plex Flexico

    The Plex Flexico:

    Take a VERY fresh pita, lay flat on cutting board. Spread half with Sambal Olek and half with hummus. Lay some falafel balls down and squish with the back of a spoon to flatten, Add a generous amount of cucumbers and tomatoes that have been diced, salted with lemon salt and left overnight in a colander in the fridge, drained well and mixed with a bit of tahineh. Add some strips of turnip pickle (Those violently magenta ones!) and roll up, tucking in one end. Roll in waxed paper and foil and let sit for 2 or 3 minutes for the flavors to blend a bit.

  96. Alan

    Never really named it but something I ejoy along with a beer on a hot summer day.
    *Really fresh, thickly sliced French Bread
    *Peanut Butter
    *Onion (Vidallia (in season) for the ‘onion shy’)
    *Mayonnaise

    You’ll be surprised

  97. Jordan Fields

    I dont have a name for the type of sandwhich i made because i just came made it today off the top of my head so i need help naming it.. I made a hamburger. I toasted a bun, on te bottom bun i put cream cheese, along with carmalized onions. Then i put the burger on, then a slice of cheese, chili, hot sauce, then shredded cheese. It iwas th most amazing burger i have evermade..

  98. baltimoregal

    For a deli sandwich? Good Jewish Deli corned beef, Colman’s Mustard, good thick soft seedy rye with soft crusts, grilled onions.

    At home? Kosher all beef hot dogs, split in half and grilled, on bread with grey poupon. Simple sandwiches are the best.

    • Neil

      You know, I agree with you. More and more, I am enjoying good bread with the meat, and less condiments. You get more of the essence of the sandwich. Like those fancy hamburgers they serve at hotels with nothing other than the patty and roll.

  99. Molly Chase

    The Dirty Pilgrim: Sliced smoked turkey, cranberry mustard, carmelized onions with sage, a side of gravy for dipping, on toasted potato bread.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Social media & sharing icons powered by UltimatelySocial