schutd
ASFN Addict
All the talk about Katz deli and philly cheese steaks got me thinking about how much I, like Friends' Joey love sandwiches. I love a BS ham and fake cheese on white, and I love a piled high slow cooked pastrami on rye with nothing more than spicy mustard and a pickle spear on the side. Second place, without a doubt to me goes to the inimitable cuban sandwich, a crunchy chewy french baguette or roll filled with slow roasted pork, sliced ham, pickles, and cheese, slathered in mayo. (though my favorite cuban is a high end riff on the classic)
But, without a doubt, the KING of all sandwiches is the Vietnamese Banh Mi. It comes in several iterations with my favorite of course being filled with some sort of pork... And holy crap, heres a recipe I found on Foodnetwork.com thats actually adapted from my favorite banh mi shop here in Manhattan. Its at the back of a jewelry store in chinatown, and if not for the small hogie roll in the sign for the jewelry store, you'd never even know it was there. I dream about these sandwiches. I ate two the other day, 15 minutes apart, just cause I happened by two shops I had never eaten at before in Brooklyn's Chinatown. Had to try em! Washed it all down with an ice cold vietnamese coffee. Mmmmmmmm. ANyway, heres the recipe. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_20571,00.html
Theres nothing quite like the heady sweet hot spice of the pork, the tart pickled diakon and carrot, the aromatic cilantro the creamy fatty sliced pate, and of course the sliced jalapenos to top it off and a generous coating of mayo as well. I want another one.... NOW!
Im so in love with them, Im even going to tell you Phoenicians where to get an amazing one: http://local.yahoo.com/details?id=20036207 Lee Lee Grocery. I can personally vouch for the BBQ pork and the roast pork, and if you like a good bowl of pho, stay fro some noodles too.
Anyways, please enjoy. Let me know if you try one and what you think. And better still lets hear about your favorite sandwich ( I wanted to say sam*ie) so bad, but ever since hearing about this Rachel Ray thing, Im scared to)
ENJOY!
But, without a doubt, the KING of all sandwiches is the Vietnamese Banh Mi. It comes in several iterations with my favorite of course being filled with some sort of pork... And holy crap, heres a recipe I found on Foodnetwork.com thats actually adapted from my favorite banh mi shop here in Manhattan. Its at the back of a jewelry store in chinatown, and if not for the small hogie roll in the sign for the jewelry store, you'd never even know it was there. I dream about these sandwiches. I ate two the other day, 15 minutes apart, just cause I happened by two shops I had never eaten at before in Brooklyn's Chinatown. Had to try em! Washed it all down with an ice cold vietnamese coffee. Mmmmmmmm. ANyway, heres the recipe. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_20571,00.html
Theres nothing quite like the heady sweet hot spice of the pork, the tart pickled diakon and carrot, the aromatic cilantro the creamy fatty sliced pate, and of course the sliced jalapenos to top it off and a generous coating of mayo as well. I want another one.... NOW!
Im so in love with them, Im even going to tell you Phoenicians where to get an amazing one: http://local.yahoo.com/details?id=20036207 Lee Lee Grocery. I can personally vouch for the BBQ pork and the roast pork, and if you like a good bowl of pho, stay fro some noodles too.
Anyways, please enjoy. Let me know if you try one and what you think. And better still lets hear about your favorite sandwich ( I wanted to say sam*ie) so bad, but ever since hearing about this Rachel Ray thing, Im scared to)
ENJOY!