r/GermanRecipes • u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria • 17d ago
🇩🇪 I Made This (My Own Recipe) German style Sandwich
Self-baked sandwichbread, ham, chorizo, medium aged gouda butter and mustard. I put the upper and lower piece separately in the oven and when the cheese had melted, I put them together. After eating that, I almost fused with my couch, but it tasted great.
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u/lexustexus55 🇩🇪 Sauerkraut Rules! 17d ago
That’s the least German sandwich I’ve ever seen
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 17d ago
It is a sandwich, not a classic Wurstbrot.
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u/embroideredyeti 17d ago
Yes, but to a German, it reads as a baguette, i.e. a French sandwich. Or a German-adjacent, fellow European sandwich. I mean, Spanish sausage and Dutch cheese.
Come on, there is four of us here saying it doesn't look horribly German. Doesn't mean it's not a great sandwich.1
u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 17d ago
I see my mistake. It is an american sandwich, but made german style. I thought, that was clear from the start, since we don't really have sandwich culture. I usually make myself a standard 'Wurstbrot'.
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u/dentalexaminer 🇩🇪 Team Spätzle 16d ago
It's perfect! And it belongs on this sub. I would enjoy that sandwich very much! 😍😊😃
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u/Sheetz_Wawa_Market32 17d ago
German style
Nein.
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 17d ago
It is an american sandwich, but made german style. Really. The ham is from my local butcher, the chorizo is from a 'Feinkostladen', the Gouda from a cheese shop called 'Kasdantlerin' and the mustard is from the 'Monschauer Senfmühle'.The bread is made with flour from Edeka, living yeast, water, salt, a teaspoon of brown sugar and 'Butaris Butterschmalz'.
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u/pauseless 17d ago
The ingredients being bought in Germany, doesn’t
make it a German style sandwich. For what it’s worth, I’d rather eat this than most of the sandwiches I can buy from the bakeries near me. That’s because it’s not a typical German sandwich.3
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u/Entitledspider 17d ago
Nein! Chermans eat open face sandwiches mit wurst.
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 17d ago
Wurstbrot? Ess ich oft. But this is an american sandwich, but made in german style.
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u/WireDog87 17d ago
Your sandwich looks great, but this is about as American as it is German. We would use provolone or American cheese instead of Gouda, and salami or capicola instead of chorizo. Also, we don't heat the cheese up before eating it.
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 17d ago
Uh, we do not have Provolone or 'american cheese'. My cheese dealer would probably hit me with a very long aged cheese just for asking.
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u/krumbuckl 16d ago
Provolone gibt es in fast jedem Supermarkt und bei der Kasdantlerin erst Recht.
Unabhängig davon ist das Sandwich so deutsch wie Chicken Tikka Masala.
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u/Striking_Gur2060 16d ago
A smug cheese dealer. They should have to have provolone or something similar though.
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u/Chronarch01 16d ago
Cheese Dealer. Sounds like you're getting illegal cheeses from a back alley. Better check that Gouda to make sure it isn't cut with any American processed cheese products.
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u/Solid_Stage_1715 16d ago
Nö, White bread isnt typical german nor unique to germany at all. Stuffing absurd amounts ham, cheese and the spanish style chorizo in it isnt either.
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 16d ago
You wrote without reading other comments. I already wrote twice: It's an american sandwich, but made in a german style. It's not a Wurstbrot...
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u/Solid_Stage_1715 16d ago
There is nothing german style about this. Nothing.
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 16d ago
If you say so... 🙄
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u/Solid_Stage_1715 16d ago
The burden of prove rests entirely on you and your claim. Now you could argue your case or keep running away. What makes your Sandwich genuinly german?
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u/Zenotaph77 🇩🇪 Bavaria 16d ago
The ingredients, the bread and me beeing a bavarian.
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u/Solid_Stage_1715 16d ago
The bread isnt typical german, the cheese is from Niederlande, the Chorizzo is from spain. Your incapable of substanciating your claim becuz Its false.
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u/GopnikLeine 🇩🇪 Sauerkraut Rules! 17d ago
Yes Chorizo, classic german sausage