Súper Lomito
The loaded extreme of the Chilean lomito al pan: braised pork loin shaved thin, stacked with cheese, ham, avocado, and a runny egg on toasted pan amasado, born in the Santiago soda fountains.
The loaded extreme of the Chilean lomito al pan: braised pork loin shaved thin, stacked with cheese, ham, avocado, and a runny egg on toasted pan amasado, born in the Santiago soda fountains.
The lomito is the cheapest-eating expensive cut: a whole-tenderloin sandwich graded by how thin the lomo is sliced and how well the soft Córdoba bread survives the tower of egg, ham and cheese.
Lomito with ham and cheese; common addition.
Simple lomito; just meat with lettuce and tomato.
Complete lomito; grilled tenderloin with lettuce, tomato, ham, cheese, fried egg, mayonnaise. Massive and indulgent.
In Tucumán the lomito comes folded: a thin disc of pan árabe pressed around seared lomo, mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato, the mark the Syrian-Lebanese northwest left on Argentina's steak sandwich.