Panino con Vitello Tonnato
Thin-sliced veal with tonnato sauce (tuna-mayonnaise-caper-anchovy) on bread; classic Piedmontese dish.
Submarine Sandwiches
Journey into the delicious depth of our Submarine Sandwiches category! This is your one-stop guide for understanding the fascinating world of subs. From the rich history of this sandwich classic to regional variations, we explore the length and breadth of flavor-packed creations. Whether you're a fan of traditional Italian Subs or you love to experiment with gourmet twists, we've got you covered. Dive into our recipes, tips, and tricks, and prepare to submerge your taste buds in flavor!
Panino con Violino di Capra
Cured goat leg shaped like a violin; held and sliced like playing a violin, intense gamey flavor.
Panino con Verdure Grigliate
Grilled vegetables (zucchini, eggplant, peppers) on bread with olive oil.
Panino con Ventricina
Ventricina (spreadable or sliceable salami with sweet and hot peppers); varies by area—soft in Abruzzo, firmer in Molise.
Panino con Ventricina Vastese
Ventricina from Vasto; sliceable, with large pork pieces visible.
Panino con Ventricina Teramana
Soft, spreadable ventricina from Teramo province.
Panino con Tuma
Very fresh, unsalted sheep's cheese; the first stage of pecorino-making.
Panino con Tonno
Tuna (usually canned, in olive oil) on bread.
Panino con Tonno e Fagioli
Tuna with white cannellini beans, olive oil, and onion; Tuscan salad as sandwich.
Panino con Tonno di Favignana
Tuna from the Favignana mattanza (traditional tuna hunt); premium quality.
Panino con Toma Piemontese
Toma Piemontese DOP (semi-hard cow's milk cheese); varies from mild to sharp with age.
Panino con Testa in Cassetta
Head cheese (coppa di testa) Ligurian style on bread.
Panino con Tartare di Manzo
Alba's carne cruda all'albese given a roll: knife-cut raw Fassona piemontese, the double-muscled Langhe breed lean enough to eat raw, dressed at the last second with oil, lemon.
Panino con Taralli
Taralli (ring-shaped savory crackers) sometimes crushed on sandwiches for crunch; or eaten alongside.
Panino con Taleggio
Taleggio DOP (washed-rind, soft, pungent, creamy cheese from Val Taleggio); strong aroma, mild taste.
Panino con Supplì
A whole supplì set into bread: the Roman fried rice croquette, cooked in tomato and ragù around a mozzarella core that pulls into a long telephone-cord string. Starch inside starch.
Panino con Strudel di Mele (Apfelstrudel)
Apple strudel as sweet sandwich filling; unusual but possible.
Panino con Stracciatella
Stracciatella (shredded mozzarella in cream, burrata's interior) on bread.
Panino con Stracciatella e Alici
Cool stracciatella, the cream-loosened curd from inside a burrata, against two or three whole salt-cured anchovies on grilled ciabatta. Milk meeting brine, two finished things on one piece of bread.
Panino con Stracchino
Stracchino/crescenza (soft, spreadable, mild cheese) on bread.
Panino con Stigghiola
Grilled lamb or goat intestines wrapped around green onion, on bread; intense, charred street food.
Panino con Speck di Sauris
Smoked speck from Sauris; local specialty.
Panino con Speck Alto Adige
Speck Alto Adige PGI on dark rye: pork leg dry-cured with juniper and bay, then cold-smoked below 20 degrees over beech. Firm, resinous, alpine, and nothing like a soft prosciutto.
Panino con Soprassata Toscana
Soprassata toscana is a cooked pork head cheese, not the southern salame its near-twin name suggests: a jellied terrine sliced thick onto saltless Tuscan bread.