Sándwich Vegetariano
Vegetarian sandwich; various vegetable combinations.
Vegetarian sandwich; various vegetable combinations.
Tucuman-style sandwich; regional variations.
Santa Fe-style sandwich; may include local salami (salamín santafesino).
Patagonian sandwich; featuring lamb, trout, or game meats.
Sándwich mendocino is a loose label; what Mendoza truly owns is the lomo mendocino, a grilled-beef sandwich loaded completo, traced not to a myth but to Papito Barloa's grill-truck in the early 1990s.
Gourmet sandwich; upscale ingredients, artisan bread.
Grilled vegetables sandwich; zucchini, eggplant, peppers, onion.
Salmon sandwich; often smoked salmon.
Salami sandwich; various Argentine salamis.
Arugula and parmesan sandwich.
Cheese and tomato sandwich.
Chicken sandwich; grilled or breaded chicken.
Grilled chicken sandwich.
Chicken breast sandwich.
Grilled chicken breast sandwich.
Pastrami sandwich; pastrón is Argentine pastrami.
The sándwich de palta is the Argentine avocado sandwich: ripe palta mashed or fanned on soft bread, salted and squeezed with lemon, the green choice at a counter of cooked ham and cheese.
The sánguche de mortadela is Argentina's everyday fiambre sandwich: thin-sliced mortadella folded loose on a pan francés, often with cheese, an Italian sausage made thoroughly Argentine.
The sándwich de jamón is the floor of the Argentine fiambre family: jamón cocido folded onto buttered bread, nothing else. With no sauce to hide behind, it is only as good as the ham and the loaf.
Hot ham and cheese sandwich.
Cured ham sandwich; similar to prosciutto.
The sandwich de fiambres is the picada folded into bread: jamon, salame and mortadela layered together so the bite shifts from mild to spiced to fat, judged on the mix rather than any single slice.
'Cocktail' sandwich; small miga sandwiches for parties and gatherings. Cut into triangles or fingers.