Sándwich de Miga de Verdura
Vegetable miga sandwich; various vegetables.
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Vegetable miga sandwich; various vegetables.
Blue cheese miga sandwich; often with walnuts.
Cheese and tomato miga sandwich.
Hearts of palm miga sandwich; palmitos (hearts of palm) with mayonnaise—very Argentine.
Lettuce and tomato miga sandwich.
The default Argentine miga: thin cooked ham and mild cheese on crustless pan de miga, sold by the dozen from the bakery counter, the ham-and-cheese baseline of the merienda tray.
Raw (cured) ham miga sandwich; with jamón crudo (similar to prosciutto).
Cooked ham miga sandwich.
Dulce de leche miga sandwich; for merienda (afternoon snack).
Corn miga sandwich; creamed corn with cheese.
Tuna miga sandwich; tuna salad filling.
Pineapple and cheese miga sandwich; sweet-savory combination.
Miga bread; special soft white bread sold in thin slices specifically for sandwiches de miga. Very fine crumb, no crust.
Miga bread; special soft bread for sandwiches de miga.
Triple-decker with chicken/turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo; American import.
Bacon, lettuce, tomato with mayonnaise; American import.
Bacon, lettuce, and tomato with mayonnaise on toasted bread; American classic adopted in UK.
A deli ham-and-cheese sealed shut, dipped in egg batter, deep-fried until the Swiss runs molten, then finished with powdered sugar and jam. The savory sandwich plated like dessert.
BLT variation with fried green tomatoes instead of (or with) fresh.
A skewer through the top is the only thing keeping the tower upright. The Dagwood stacks cold cuts, cheese, vegetables, and a whole pickle until it has to be flattened by hand to eat.