Sandwich Time (eggs, grill, bakery, honey)

[tnff]

Number one is Rueben. Number two is Philly. Funny how you remember some minor things; I remember the very first Rueben I had dang near 45 years ago with my dad.

[Johnhw2]

Sliced brisket bbq, make mine prime meat as some do here in north dallas.

[CAjerseychick]

I like a good cheesesteak the fancier kind with melted provolone instead of cheese whiz and plenty of grilled onions and grilled sweet and hot peppers.

[Dirt Grinder]

Originally Posted by elnina

...I just don't care for the American style sandwich...it's hard/uncivilized to eat...

Now, really.

My favorite sandwich is the Baby Sub from Groucho's Deli in Clemson. I'm so Neanderthal.

[bpollen]

Originally Posted by TerraDown

I'm stuck between two. I love homemade French Dip sandwiches, and a yummy, sauce dripping, Grilled Rueben. The sauce for it is easy enough to also make at home.
So what's your favorite sandwich? Do you make your own, or have a favorite restaurant or deli to order it from?

A plain chicken sandwich. Double fiber whole grain bread, some baked chicken pieces or slices, lettuce, yellow mustard, a pickle.

[bpollen]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

Now, really.

My favorite sandwich is the Baby Sub from Groucho's Deli in Clemson. I'm so Neanderthal.

You're not a Neanderthal until you get the foot longer!

[froglipz]

Originally Posted by elnina

Actually pretty much any. I just don't care for the American style sandwich with the bread on the bottom...... it's hard/uncivilized to eat.

I NEVER found that eating a normal sandwich to be difficult, much less uncivilized!

[LiaLia]

charcoal grilled cheeseburger
pastrami reuben
ham and gruyere and croque monsieur, both from Tartine Bakery
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[KittenSparkles]

If I was on death row, my last meal would be a french dip as the main course.

[Mr. In-Between]

In 2002, with only months to live, Warrren Zevon made his final appearance on David Letterman. Letterman asked him if, knowing he had such a short time, he had any lessons to share regarding what was important in life and how to live a good life. Zevon said, "Enjoy every sandwich."

So... I like 'em all!