Tongue Sandwich (כריך לשון)
Beef tongue; Ashkenazi tradition.
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Beef tongue; Ashkenazi tradition.
Pastrami sandwich; Romanian-Jewish influence.
Classic deli-style pastrami.
Corned beef; deli style.
Chopped liver on bread.
Smoked brisket with smoked provolone and onion rings; Joe's KC original.
Roast turkey breast in for corned beef on a Rachel: drained slaw, Swiss, Russian dressing, butter-griddled rye; the deli's lean substitution on a fixed build.
Triangular tri-tip grilled over native red oak to medium-rare, sliced thin against a shifting grain, and stacked on a crusted French roll with fresh salsa. Beef treated like a roast, not pulled.
Smoked beef brisket on white bread or a bun with pickles and onions; often served with sauce on the side.
Pork shoulder steaks grilled then braised in Maull's BBQ sauce, served on white bread; distinctly St. Louis preparation, different from p...
Smoked pork shoulder pulled and tossed in Carolina Gold, the yellow mustard sauce of South Carolina's German-settled Midlands, on a soft bun under cool slaw.
Hickory or oak-smoked turkey breast sliced and served on bread with cranberry or BBQ sauce; lighter BBQ option found at most Texas BBQ jo...
Sliced smoked sausage (beef, pork, or jalapeño-cheese) on white bread with pickles.
Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing on grilled rye bread.
Sliced turkey (or pastrami) with drained coleslaw, Swiss, and Russian dressing on butter-griddled rye, the slaw and the meat both swapped from the Reuben.
Slow-smoked, shredded pork shoulder with BBQ sauce on a bun, often with coleslaw.
Grilled pork steak on bread; St. Louis BBQ staple.
Piled smoked and steamed pastrami with spicy brown mustard on rye bread; Katz's Deli iconic.
Both meats stacked together on rye; the 'combination' sandwich.
Some claim the Reuben was invented at the Blackstone Hotel in Omaha, not NYC.
The rib tip is an off-cut, and the Memphis sandwich built on it does not hide that: cartilage-laced spare-rib trim, smoked soft and sauced, piled on plain white bread that soaks the sauce.
Memphis pork sandwich's one structurally definitive call: the slaw goes inside the bun. Hickory-smoked shoulder, thin tomato-vinegar sauce, cold cabbage on top of the meat at Tops since 1952.
Seasoned boneless pork patty shaped like a rack of ribs with BBQ sauce, onions, and pickles on a hoagie-style bun; periodic limited relea...