Best kind of deli sandwich ingredients?

[Xpred]

Mine is actually quite simple. I prefer toasted parmesan bread with one or two slices of thick grilled ham topped with melted mozarella cheese and lettuce. Nothing else except maybe sprinkle some pepper and/or other spices.

 

[Mik3y]

it depends on me. If i want a cold sandwich, i'll go for tuna w/ tomatoes, pickles, some mustard, salt-and-pepper.

 

[Sheepathon]

Ciabatta bread, roasted red onions, roast beef, arugula, lemon basil mayonnaise, balsamic red vinegar, tomato.

 

[theknight571]

Shaved (or very thinly sliced) corned beef, hot, on Pumpernickel with mustard. Sometimes I'll get swiss cheese, sometimes not.

 

[Lola]

fresh ham (not thin slices) with sharp cheddar, lettuce (butter lettuce) tomatoes and mayo on wheat

 

[loic2003]

Originally posted by: theknight571
Shaved (or very thinly sliced) corned beef, hot, on Pumpernickel with mustard. Sometimes I'll get swiss cheese, sometimes not.

Why would you go for nasty corned beef when you could go for steak?

Mine: A baton (foot long baguette), buttered with garlic butter, then salad (Lettuce, onion, green,yellow and red pepper) onion, ghekins, loads of jalapinos (sp?), then very thinly sliced hot steak, finally with a suce of choice, possibly mayo or thousand island.

Not That is a proper sarnie.


Corned beef.... jeez...

 

[wvtalbot]

NOW THESE are sandwiches for real men!!

btw the link is to maxim magazine so might be nsfw if your bosses are uptight (mine aren't thank god)

 

[ni4ni]

Originally posted by: theknight571
Shaved (or very thinly sliced) corned beef, hot, on Pumpernickel with mustard. Sometimes I'll get swiss cheese, sometimes not.

Almost a Reuben..I love them!

 

[waggy]

shaved turkey is my favorite.

but to tell the truth pretty much any sandwich is good. long as it has a lot of cheese im happy.

 

[wvtalbot]

I love a good sandwich, I would say the best ones I have ever had are at a place called mothers in new orleans, god my mouth waters thinking of their po boys.

 

[Jzero]

If it's on some kind of artisan bread it's NOT a deli sandwich.

I prefer the split decision - hot corned beef AND pastrami on rye. With cheese. I don't care if it's a special, a reuben, or just mustard.
If you live near Edison, NJ, you should stop by Harold's NY Deli. It's amazing.

I also like Monte Cristo. Especially the deep-fried one at Bennigan's.

 

[Bryophyte]

I like turkey, provolone and spicy sprouts (mixture of sprouts that includes radish).

 

[wvtalbot]

Originally posted by: Jzero
If it's on some kind of artisan bread it's NOT a deli sandwich.

I prefer the split decision - hot corned beef AND pastrami on rye. With cheese. I don't care if it's a special, a reuben, or just mustard.
If you live near Edison, NJ, you should stop by Harold's NY Deli. It's amazing.

I also like Monte Cristo. Especially the deep-fried one at Bennigan's.

A good sandwich is a good sandwich I don't think anyone cares if its considered an "official" deli sandwich or not.

 

[Tifababy]

Almost everyday I make myself a sandwich consisting of bologna, ham, turkey, colby-jack cheese and spicey mustard on a which bun. Tastes great and filling...less than 500 calories.

 

[Jzero]

Originally posted by: wvtalbot
A good sandwich is a good sandwich I don't think anyone cares if its considered an "official" deli sandwich or not.

They do when the thread title says "Best kind of deli sandwich ingredients?"

If I want a deli sandwich, I go to a deli. Rye bread or crusty rolls, basic meats, lettuce, tomato, onion, peppers, basic cheeses, mayo, mustard, or olive oil.

If I want raspberry ham with fresh mozzarella, arugala and pesto mayonnaise on asiago ciabatta bread, I go to an arsty (and usually overpriced) sandwich joint.

 

[theknight571]

Originally posted by: ni4ni

Originally posted by: theknight571
Shaved (or very thinly sliced) corned beef, hot, on Pumpernickel with mustard. Sometimes I'll get swiss cheese, sometimes not.

Almost a Reuben..I love them!

Yup... but I don't like sauerkraut.

But...along those lines... I do like a "Dinty Moore" (at least thats what they call it at the sandwhich shop I frequent).

It's a Reuben but with cole slaw instead of sauerkraut.

 

[wvtalbot]

Originally posted by: Jzero

Originally posted by: wvtalbot
A good sandwich is a good sandwich I don't think anyone cares if its considered an "official" deli sandwich or not.

They do when the thread title says "Best kind of deli sandwich ingredients?"

If I want a deli sandwich, I go to a deli. Rye bread or crusty rolls, basic meats, lettuce, tomato, onion, peppers, basic cheeses, mayo, mustard, or olive oil.

If I want raspberry ham with fresh mozzarella, arugala and pesto mayonnaise on asiago ciabatta bread, I go to an arsty (and usually overpriced) sandwich joint.

You have to understand such differentiation is native to the NY/NJ area, and the sandwiches are crappy anyway

 

[Jzero]

Originally posted by: wvtalbot
You have to understand such differentiation is native to the NY/NJ area, and the sandwiches are crappy anyway

You are probably right about that! Where I live there is a deli or pizza shop on every corner.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: Jzero

Originally posted by: wvtalbot
A good sandwich is a good sandwich I don't think anyone cares if its considered an "official" deli sandwich or not.

They do when the thread title says "Best kind of deli sandwich ingredients?"

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hmm to be honest when someone says a deli sandwich i think of thin sliced meat and cheese.

i don't care if itsa official sandwich or not. i will throw diffrent meats and cheese on diffrent bread to see what i like. pretty much anything makes me happy heh. well some of the "california style" i wouldnt touch.