Tongue Sandwich (כריך לשון)
Lashon is the smooth, mild Old-World deli meat the young Israel cast off as too heavy and galut, then Tel Aviv chefs brought back on purpose. Brined beef tongue, thin on plain white with mustard.
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Lashon is the smooth, mild Old-World deli meat the young Israel cast off as too heavy and galut, then Tel Aviv chefs brought back on purpose. Brined beef tongue, thin on plain white with mustard.
Pastrami sandwich; Romanian-Jewish influence.
Classic deli-style pastrami.
Corned beef; deli style.
Chopped liver on bread.
At Joe's Kansas City the onion rings go inside the brisket sandwich: smoked brisket, smoked provolone, and fried rings sealed under the kaiser, named for a radio host who called himself the Z-Man.
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.
Cut from the shoulder, the St. Louis pork steak is grilled for char then braised in Maull's barbecue sauce until it falls apart, served on square white bread whose real job is soaking up the sauce.
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.
Press a spatula down on a Reuben and the sandwich becomes itself: corned beef, Swiss, kraut, and Russian dressing on rye, a loose stack that heat fuses into one thing.
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.
A cutter pulls a dark, peppered slab from the steamer and works the knife through it by hand. Everything that makes this sandwich happens in the steam, before the cut.
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.
A boneless pork patty pressed into the shape of a rib rack, lacquered in barbecue sauce, with onion and pickle on a corn-dusted roll. The fast-food item built to vanish and return.