Recipes from SAVEUR Issue #137: Sandwiches (2024)

All the recipes published in the April 2011 issue of SAVEUR Magazine.

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Fancy Sandwich Loaf

Sandwich loaves were popular party foods in the 1940s and ’50s. This updated version combines earthy mushrooms and pistachios with baked ham and fresh asparagus.

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Stir-Fried Vegetable Sandwich (Asaltado Vegetariano)

This sandwich combines stir-fried vegetables with a citrusy chile mayonnaise.

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Banh Mi

Banh Mi Sandwich

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California Sandwich

A version of a California classic, this sandwich is a mix of vegetables, whole-grain bread, and Jack cheese, topped with ranch dressing.

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Cemita Poblana

Mexico’s overstuffed cemita poblana brims with queso blanco, chipotle, pepper, avocado, papalo and crisp milanesa (a fried cutlet). Get the recipe for Cemita Poblana »

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The Chuck Schumer

The Chuck Schumer is a custom-made Subway roast beef with extra tomatoes, onions, and pickles named for New York’s senior senator.

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Crab Cake Sandwich »

The crab cake sandwich at David Lentz’s Hungry Cat restaurants in Hollywood and Santa Barbara, California, comes with romesco sauce and shaved fennel, red onion, and arugula.

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Croque Madame

The croque monsieur, the classic French ham and cheese sandwich covered in cheesy bechamel, becomes a “madame” when a fried egg is placed on top.

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Cubano (Cuban Ham and Cheese Sandwich)

A Cubano is a griddled white roll with Swiss cheese, boiled ham, dill pickle slices, and roasted pork.

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The Dagwood

Take inspiration from the comic strip “Blondie” to make your own catchall sandwich with goods from the Thanksgiving table like greens, turkey, cheese, cranberry sauce, and more. See the recipe for The Dagwood »

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Egg and Watercress Sandwich

If serving these elegant sandwiches for afternoon tea, remove the crusts and cut each into 4 triangles or 2 rectangles. Arrange in stacks of 2 alongside the rest of your tea sandwiches.

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Elena Ruz

Commonly served during merienda (afternoon tea) in Cuba, this sandwich of turkey, jam, and cream cheese on a roll is sweet and savory all in one. Try substituting leftover cranberry sauce for the strawberry jam.

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Fried Calamari Sandwich

Fiery sriracha sauce and fresh herbs and cucumbers balance the richness of chef Tom Colicchio’s fried calamari sandwich.

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Fried Tomato Hoagie

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The Gatsby

In South Africa, french fries, bologna, and achar was dubbed The Gatsby after the 1974 film The Great Gatsby, which played there at the time of the sandwich’s invention. See the recipe for The Gatsby »

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Man'oushé (Herbed Vegetable Flatbread Sandwich)

Man’oushé (Herbed Vegetable Flatbread Sandwich)

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Muffuletta

Deli meats and cheese are elevated to greatness with an olive salad in this New Orleans classic.

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Fried Plantain Sandwich (Patacón Maracucho)

Who needs bread to make a sandwich? Venezuela’s patacon maracucho uses fried plantains instead.

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Pork Patty Breakfast Sandwich

This decadent creation from reader Denise Woodward, author of the blog Chez Us, combines hollandaise, spinach, and a homemade sausage patty that cleverly encases a runny egg yolk on a toasted English muffin, for an out-of-this-world breakfast sandwich. This recipe first appeared in our April 2011 special Sandwich Issue with the article Picture-Perfect. Get the recipe for Pork Patty Breakfast Sandwich »

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Pulled Pork Italiano

Pulled Pork Italiano

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The Reuben

Several people named Reuben have been credited with inventing grilled corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss Cheese, and creamy dressing on rye. See the recipe for The Reuben »

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Roast Pork Sandwich

Tuna mayonnaise gives April Bloomfield’s roast pork sandwich at John Dory Oyster Bar in New York City a savory boost.

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Sardine Sandwich

Another easy and not-scary option if you’re trying to ease your way into enjoying sardines.

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Sardine Sandwich with Horseradish Cream

This update on the sardine sandwich provides an extra kick in the horseradish cream.

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Sloppy Joe

Sloppy Joe was named for a cafe cook in Sioux City, Iowa. See the recipe for Sloppy Joe »

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SPAM and Cheese Sandwich from Kogi

The SPAM and Cheese Sandwich from Kogi, in Los Angeles, is made with a slider bun, Monterey Jack and cheddar cheeses, SPAM, sweet chile sauce, and kimchi. See Recipe For the SPAM and Cheese Sandwich from Kogi » Back to Classic Combination: Ham and Cheese »

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Strammer Max

Though it takes a man’s name, the Strammer Max butter-fried bread topped with ham and an egg, is actually German slang for male virility. See the recipe for Strammer Max »

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The cumin-spiced Sweetbread Pita from Yossi Elad of Jerusalem’s Machneyuda has a bright topping of chopped preserved lemon and jalapeño.

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Torta Ahogada

This popular Mexican sandwich from the state of Jalisco is filled with crisp roast pork, then “drowned” in a spicy chile de árbol sauce.

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Grilled and smoked shrimp are bound by a spicy cream cheese dressing in the Cajun shrimp salad at Hoover’s Cooking in Austin. Get the recipe for Cajun Shrimp Salad »

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Coronation Chicken Salad

Made for Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation lunch in 1953, this curry powder- and mango chutney-laced chicken salad has been wildly popular in Britain ever since.

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Lobster Salad

Chef Jasper White’s lobster salad, a version of New England’s lobster roll filling, gets crunch from scallions and cucumber.

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Neiman Marcus Chicken Salad

Neiman Marcus Chicken Salad, a classic department-store lunch item, gains richness from grapes, almonds, and a whipped cream dressing.

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Russian Egg and Mushroom Salad (Salat iz Yaits i Gribov)

Dill and dijon mustard add tang to Russian egg and mushroom salad, which is delicious on sourdough rye.

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Danish Smoked Herring, Beet, and Potato Salad (Sildesalat)

Danish smoked herring, beet, and potato salad is terrific on whole wheat.

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Southern Ham Salad

Southern ham salad is spiked with pickles and celery.

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Fromage Blanc, Banana, and Membrillo Sandwich

This sweet sandwich from Tartine Bakery & Café in San Francisco, is pressed and griddled to melt the creamy banana, cheese, and quince filling and toast the bread. Get the recipe for Fromage Blanc, Banana, and Membrillo Sandwich »

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Ice Cream Loti

Ice Cream Loti

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Pok Pok

Chef Pichet Ong, of Spot Dessert Bar in New York City, gave us this recipe for pok pok, an ice cream sandwich based on those he ate as a child in Bangkok. See the recipe for Pok Pok »

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A staple of Mumbai street stalls, these aromatic fried potato-fritter sandwiches are slathered with coriander and tamarind chutneys and served on a buttered, toasted roll.

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Bauru (Brazilian Roast Beef Sandwich)

Brazil’s Bauru is made by smothering roast beef with melted mozzarella and tomato. See the recipe For Bauru »

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Sanduiche de Chola

Vegetables nearly upstage the meat in the Bolivian Sanduiche de Chola, in which roast pork is seasoned with yellow salsa and vegetables en escabeche. See Recipe For Sanduiche de Chola »

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In the Lomito Completo, popular in Uruguay and Argentina, sirloin steak is lavished with sauerkraut, mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and a runny fried egg. See the recipe for Lomito Completo »

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Roasted Pepper Salad (Mechwia)

This tart pepper relish from north Africa is a great topping for lamb kebabs and other sandwiches.

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Pickled Blueberries

Chef Tyler Kord of No. 7 Sub Shop in New York City created these sweet-tart pickled blueberries for his sandwich of brie, pistachios, and chervil. Pickled Blueberries »

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Yemenite Chile Relish (Schug)

Piquant schug makes a fantastic condiment for pita and falafel sandwiches. Get the recipe for Yemenite Chile Relish (Schug) »

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Tonkatsu Sauce

This popular Japanese condiment, flavored with Worcestershire sauce and dry mustard powder, is the key sauce on a fried pork tonkatsu sandwich.

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Italian Panino

Our favorite Italian Panino features focaccia, Taleggio, speck (smoked cured ham), arugula, and balsamic vinegar. See Recipe For Italian Panino » Back to Classic Combination: Ham and Cheese »

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Recipes from SAVEUR Issue #137: Sandwiches (2024)

FAQs

How many pieces of bread are in an open face sandwich? ›

In a US context, open sandwiches are sandwiches that are made with only a single slice of bread.

How to make the best tasting sandwiches? ›

Follow our top 10 tips for making sandwiches and start creating your own masterpieces.
  1. Use Quality Ingredients. ...
  2. Incorporate Sauces and Spreads. ...
  3. Remember to Add Vegetables. ...
  4. Keep Proper Pairings in Mind. ...
  5. Get Creative With Cheese Options. ...
  6. Try Different Kinds of Bread. ...
  7. Add a Little Sweetness. ...
  8. Pile on Thinly-Sliced Meat.
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How to make a sandwich in 7 steps? ›

How to Make the Perfect Sandwich: The 7 Steps To Follow
  1. Choose the Right Bread.
  2. Spreading the Base.
  3. Quality Protein is Key.
  4. Add Vegetables for Freshness.
  5. Choose the Right Order for Your Ingredients.
  6. Cheese Choices.
  7. Season and Grill your Sandwich.

What is 1 serving of a sandwich? ›

1 serving provides 2 oz. meat/meat alternate, 2 servings bread/grain, and ¼ cup vegetable (other). For preparation by a food preparation establishment only, according to the food code or equivalent.

How many sandwiches can you get out of a loaf of sandwich bread? ›

Bread: A loaf of bread generally makes 10 sandwiches. 15 loaves = 150 sandwiches. Zip Lock Sandwich Bags: Commonly come in boxes of 150.

What is the secret of good sandwich? ›

Moisture is important. Nobody wants a dry sandwich, so be generous with the sauces and spreads. Freshly-made sandwiches are usually the best sandwiches, but that's not always possible - so think about how well your ingredients are going to last the distance (e.g. if the filling is too wet, will the bread get soggy?)

What are the 10 most popular sandwiches? ›

Due to lack of money, he invented inexpensive food convenient for his work.
  1. Chicken Sandwich. Сhicken Sandwich is one of the most popular sandwiches served for breakfast in many cafes around the world. ...
  2. Egg Sandwich. ...
  3. Seafood Sandwich. ...
  4. Roast Beef Sandwich. ...
  5. Grilled Cheese. ...
  6. Ham Sandwich. ...
  7. Nutella Sandwich. ...
  8. Grilled Chicken Sandwich.
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How to make a sandwich easy? ›

Layer meats, like ham, roast beef, or turkey on the bottom slice. Add slices of cheese, like Cheddar, Provolone, or Swiss. Top your sandwich with fresh veggies, like lettuce, onion, and tomato. Finish your sandwich with salt, pepper, or oregano.

What are the 3 main ingredients in sandwich making? ›

There are 3 main components of a sandwich: the bread, the spread, and the filling.

What is the formula for the perfect sandwich? ›

The basic formula is this: bread, spread, filling, garnish. But there are many ways to analyze sandwich construction further. British sandwich chef Max Halley has a whole book dedicated to the “six-point formula for a perfect sandwich,” which requires hot, cold, sweet, sour, crunchy, and soft elements.

What is the #1 sold condiment? ›

Sales of condiment and dressing categories in the U.S. from 2019-2021. In 2021, mayonnaise was the top condiment in the United States, with sales of approximately 164 million U.S. dollars. This constitutes an increase of nearly 20 million U.S. dollars in comparison to 2019.

What makes a sandwich taste better? ›

"You can use anything—turkey, tuna, vegetables, a hard-boiled egg—as the base of a sandwich. But having good condiments to make them taste better is key, whether that's mayonnaise, mustard, or some kind of relish.

What is the best mayonnaise for sandwiches? ›

Best for a Sandwich: Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise

Mildly tart, creamy, and light with only a hint of lemon, there is a reason that Hellmann's Mayonnaise is America's #1 go-to. It's extremely versatile and isn't too overpowering in flavor or texture, making it my top pick for pairing with any sandwich.

How many slices of bread are in a sandwich? ›

While variations exist, and some sandwiches may only use one slice of bread (such as open-faced sandwiches), the traditional or common definition of a sandwich involves two slices of bread.

How many bits of bread make a sandwich? ›

A toast sandwich (also known as a bread sandwich) is a sandwich in which the filling between two slices of bread is itself a thin slice of toasted bread, which may be buttered.

Is a sandwich with 3 pieces of bread? ›

The classic club is a triple-decker sandwich made up of three slices toasted white bread, deli-sliced turkey or chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, and mayonnaise.

Is a sandwich one piece of bread or two? ›

The definition of a sandwich is two “or more” pieces of bread with filling between. This is where the “or more” comes in.

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