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From the Magazine: A Sandwich Spectacular

Posted by kirsten henri on September 24th, 2010

It’s hard to beat a sandwich—shareable, filling, and usually less than $10 bucks. And Philly has always been a tough sandwich town to beat, with our hoagies and roast porks. But it’s more than business-as-usual between two slices of bread these days: We’re having something of an international sandwich moment. Here are 18 of our favorites, from a bangin’ Bolognese to a classic banh mi (and yes, there’s even a cheesesteak, although this one isn’t like any we’ve tasted before.) We’ve found out all of the details — where the bread is from, the innards and even that “sandwich secret” that makes each one extra special. Whose falafel is fried first, then charcoal-grilled? Where can you get salmon cured in a fennel-infused vodka? Who house-smokes their pastrami (pictured) over applewood chips? Find out by viewing the slideshow (click on the photo at right). And of course, tell us in the comments what other sandwiches you love!

*All photos by Ryan Donnell


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    7 Responses to “From the Magazine: A Sandwich Spectacular”

    1. mazza3 Says:

      nick’s roast beef – it’s overboard, not overpoured. gave me a nice chuckle though…..:)

    2. Bob Libkind Says:

      The bread is wrong. And the curing is more Scandinavian than Russian.

    3. Bob Libkind Says:

      It’s hard to pass up DiNic’s roast pork, but this can occsionally tempt me. A welcome variation from bbq pulled pork.

    4. Maria Frangelico Says:

      My last meal on earth would be: DiNic’s Roast Pork w/provolone & broccoli rabe!!!

    5. Philly Gal Says:

      Dinic’s roast pork w/ cheese and greens (or long hots) is to die for!!

    6. Barry Homebrew Says:

      Ya still can’t beat John’s roast pork sammich! On Snyder ave by Lowes and Ikea. No weekends and they close at 3:00, but oh soo worth the time to get there.

    7. booboo Says:

      Oh boy, after looking at your slideshow and reading this article: http://www.urbanitebaltimore.com/baltimore/heroes-just-for-two-days/Content?oid=1294531 I sure am hungry!

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