Söğüş Sandviç
Söğüş (shredded boiled lamb/veal head meat and tongue) sandwich; traditional, specific cuts.
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Söğüş (shredded boiled lamb/veal head meat and tongue) sandwich; traditional, specific cuts.
Rare beef roasted, cooled, shaved thin, folded into a length of Turkish ekmek with lettuce and onion. The rozbif sandviç is the cold deli order on a büfe board built for griddle heat.
Poğaça (savory pastry) as sandwich; often already filled but can be stuffed further.
Boiled sheep's head and trotter, drained hard and dressed with garlic and vinegar, tucked into ekmek: a niche salvage sandwich built from the parts of a Kahramanmaraş soup.
Breakfast sandwich; various breakfast items in bread.
The Turkish kahvaltı spread, white cheese and olives and tomato and cucumber and egg, gathered into one split loaf. The hours-long social breakfast, folded for those who cannot sit at it.
A soft wheat wrap warmed on the griddle, filled in a stripe, rolled tight, pressed seam-down to seal: egg, sucuk, cheese, and tomato in one hand, the morning's spread compressed into a line.
Turkey's late-night offal eat: tripe simmered soft for hours, drained of the broth that makes the soup a hangover cure, then folded into ekmek and dosed with garlic, vinegar, and chilli.
Turkish-style hot dog; often with kaşar cheese.
Cold sliced turkey breast in a soft roll, the quiet deli option in a country famous for grilled kebab. The lean meat brings nothing bold, so it is all assembly, and its name points at the wrong place.
Açma is the soft, buttery, faintly sweet milk-bun ring shelved beside the crisp simit. Choosing it makes a tender sandwich: cool sucuk or kaşar, a gentle hand, never toasted hard.
Onion Mett; Mett pre-mixed with finely diced onion throughout.
Schnitzel with bell pepper sauce in roll; paprika-tomato sauce with peppers and onions (name controversial, sometimes called Balkanschnit...
Sausage salad roll; strips of Lyoner or Fleischwurst in vinegar-oil dressing with onions.
Sausage bread; buttered bread with sliced cold cuts.
Wiener Schnitzel in roll; properly made with veal (Kalb), pounded thin, breaded with flour-egg-breadcrumbs, fried in butter. Premium vers...
Westphalian ham roll; dry-cured ham from Westphalia, smoked over beech and juniper, strong flavor.
Tomato bread; simple tomato on buttered bread with salt.
Raw beef sold with a straight face: Schabefleisch, scraped off the sinew, mounded on a crusty roll under onion, capers, and a whole yolk. The Tatarbrötchen seasons everything early except the salt.
Head cheese/aspic on roll; sliced Sülze (meat in aspic, typically pork).
'Stulle' is northern term for simple buttered bread or sandwich, often open-faced.
The whipped quark-and-paprika spread of the Rheinhessen wine taverns, heaped onto a split Brötchen or a torn lye pretzel and eaten beside a glass of the grower's own Riesling.