Jambon-Beurre Tradition
Jambon-beurre made with baguette tradition (protected artisanal bread); premium version.
The country that quietly invented the sandwich-shop, gave the world the jambon-beurre, and treats the boulangerie, charcuterie, and fromagerie as three different conversations.
Jambon-beurre made with baguette tradition (protected artisanal bread); premium version.
Classic jambon-beurre with cornichons (small pickles) added; popular variation.
Liège waffle with ice cream or fillings.
Waffle as sandwich; sweet or savory fillings.
Grilled sausage wrapped in buckwheat galette; Breton street food icon.
Galette-saucisse with mustard; standard accompaniment.
Buckwheat galette with ham and cheese, folded.
Folded galette with egg, ham, and cheese; sandwich-style crêpe.
Buckwheat galette with Guémené andouille.
Provençal flatbread (fougasse) split and filled; olive oil bread sandwich.
Olive fougasse used as sandwich bread with various fillings.
Puffed bread pocket filled; Loire Valley specialty.
Fouée filled with rillettes.
Focaccia used as sandwich bread.
Corsican cheesecake-style; sweet sandwich possibility.
Half-baguette sandwich; smaller portion.
Vegetarian croque with vegetables and cheese, no ham.
Croque inspired by tartiflette with Reblochon, potatoes, and lardons.
Croque-monsieur with Reblochon or Beaufort cheese; Alpine style.
Croque made with raclette cheese; melty, rich.