Hamburger (American style)
American-style hamburger; ground beef patty in sesame bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, ketchup, mustard. Ubiquitous from chains ...
American-style hamburger; ground beef patty in sesame bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, ketchup, mustard. Ubiquitous from chains ...
Hamburg eel soup components in bread; modern interpretation of the classic sweet-sour eel soup.
'Half rooster'—misleading name for rye roll with Gouda cheese slice and mustard. No chicken involved. Cologne specialty.
Chicken schnitzel in roll; breaded chicken breast.
Chicken döner; chicken breast and thigh meat on vertical spit, lighter option. Very popular alternative to veal/beef.
Northern German term for Mettbrötchen; Hackepeter is the regional name for seasoned raw pork.
Gyros in pita bread; Greek-style with tzatziki, tomato, onion, sometimes fries inside.
Greek-style gyros in flatbread; pork (unlike döner), seasoned with oregano, thyme, marjoram, served with tzatziki. Found at Greek restaur...
The Gurkensalat Brötchen is German summer food at its plainest: cucumber salted, drained, and dressed in cream or vinegar, piled cool onto a buttered roll while the crust still cracks.
Grober Leberkäse is the coarse-grind loaf, the meat left in visible pieces so the warm slab eats like a terrine rather than the smooth bologna of the fine version. The chunk carries it.
Coarse liverwurst; chunky texture, more rustic.
Griebenschmalz is rendered pork lard given back its Grieben, the crisp cracklings, with apple, onion and marjoram on a firm roll. The standing snack of the Bavarian Brotzeit and the beer garden.
Nordic cured salmon on a German roll: salt-and-dill gravlax, never smoked, folded over a buttered Brötchen with a sweet-sharp dill-mustard sauce. The genteel fish roll.
'Gray bread' sandwich; mixed wheat and rye bread, lighter than Schwarzbrot.
Berlin's grilled-vegetable döner: peppers, aubergine, and courgette charred soft and heaped in warm flatbread with feta and lemon, often with chicken, often without it.
Gelbwurst Brotchen is the gentlest roll in the German section: a mild pale veal-and-pork sausage sliced thin on a buttered wheat Brotchen, mild on purpose.
'Ground meat roll'; regional term for Mettbrötchen in some areas.
Poached chicken or turkey pulled and bound in mayonnaise with pickle worked through it, spooned into a crusty Brotchen: the pale, mild cousin of the German deli's Fleischsalat roll.
Poultry bratwurst; chicken or turkey sausage, lighter alternative.
Cream cheese roll; plain or herbed cream cheese on roll.
Franconian bratwurst; coarser grind than Nuremberg, larger, with marjoram and sometimes wine in the mix.
Frankfurt sausage; original Wiener style, cold-smoked pork in sheep casing, boiled gently. In roll with mustard.
A hot-smoked freshwater trout fillet in a split roll with horseradish, bought warm at the inland farm that raised it. The river-and-pond cousin of Germany's coastal herring rolls.
Fleischwurst on roll; ring-shaped smooth pork sausage, similar to bologna.