Schwarzbrot Sandwich
Dark rye bread sandwich; dense, slightly sour Schwarzbrot (pure rye sourdough) with toppings.
Dark rye bread sandwich; dense, slightly sour Schwarzbrot (pure rye sourdough) with toppings.
Berlin roll; elongated, crusty, the local term. Essential for Berliner döner and currywurst.
Plaice sandwich; pan-fried or battered plaice (Scholle) in roll.
Hot schnitzel in roll; from butchers and snack bars.
A breaded pork cutlet cut wider than its roll, so the first bites are pure crisp meat. Southern Germany's Schnitzel Semmel, eaten cold from the case as readily as hot.
Schnitzel with fries in roll; fries added to sandwich.
Schnitzel sandwich; breaded, fried pork or veal cutlet in roll. Simple and satisfying.
Chive roll; cream cheese or butter with fresh chopped chives.
Lard bread; bread spread with Schmalz (rendered lard), sometimes with apple, onion, or cracklings.
Ham roll; roll with sliced Schinken (cooked ham or smoked ham). Classic breakfast/lunch.
Ham bread; buttered bread with ham.
Ham and cheese toast; toasted sandwich with ham and melted cheese.
Ham and cheese roll; the combination classic.
Arab-style rotisserie meat; similar to döner but with Middle Eastern spices (cinnamon, cardamom, turmeric), often served with tahini or h...
Bratwurst with sauerkraut in roll; classic combination.
Generic term for closed toasted sandwich.
Salami roll; sliced German or Hungarian salami on roll.
Hamburg lays warm pork roast on its own word for a roll and pours hot gravy over everything, lid included. Knife-and-fork harbor food that local lore calls the hamburger's elder.
Ruhr Valley currywurst; typically uses Bratwurst (grilled, with casing), sliced, with curry sauce. Industrial heartland style.
Scrambled egg roll; soft scrambled eggs in roll, breakfast style.
'Red sausage' on roll; regional blood sausage term.
Red sausage; Brühwurst type with paprika giving red color, grilled or pan-fried, in roll.
The rollmops Brotchen sets a finished thing in bread: vinegar-cured herring wound round a gherkin-and-onion core, skewer-pinned, pulled at the last second. The coiled, sharpest northern fish roll.
Before the shop opens, a German butcher paints a flat pork neck with mustard and herbs, rolls it, nets it, roasts it. By noon the Heißtheke slices it into Brötchen, every slice a seasoned spiral.