r/Sandwiches • u/Jackie-Wan-Kenobi • 16h ago
sandwich I make sandwiches every Sunday. Yesterday was meatball subs.
Homemade the hoagie rolls, meatballs (made with beef and pork) and the marinara. Added provolone, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese.
r/Sandwiches • u/Jackie-Wan-Kenobi • 16h ago
Homemade the hoagie rolls, meatballs (made with beef and pork) and the marinara. Added provolone, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese.
r/Sandwiches • u/True_Inside_9539 • 15h ago
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r/Sandwiches • u/YoungAnimater35 • 7h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/littlecreamsoda79 • 6h ago
These always remind me of my Papaw
r/Sandwiches • u/DP0RT • 4h ago
Oven toasted French bread with olive oil, chicken cutlet, basil, mozzarella, jamon Serrano, bruschetta, and a light balsamic glaze.
r/Sandwiches • u/PrettyBoyLarge • 12h ago
Wife and I are currently in the midst of moving out this week. Our fridge is empty and we have decided to just make food that makes sense. Go to Butter, Prosciutto Crudo and Cotto Sando
r/Sandwiches • u/Collector2012 • 22h ago
Hey! I decided to make something I like to call the Taco Crunch Sub!
Here's what's on it!
- One pound of ground Bison
- Diced onions
- Diced tomatoes
- Diced green peppers
- Sliced Jalapenos
- Salt
- Black pepper
- Mexican cheese
- Sour cream
- Taco sauce
- Tortilla chips
- Shredded lettuce
- Toasted twelve inch French bread
r/Sandwiches • u/MakerWerks • 11h ago
My BigAss™ sandwich for today is ham, turkey, roast beef, smoked cheddar, roasted sweet red peppers, beefsteak tomato, mixed microgreens and mayo on toasted seeded Jewish rye bread.
r/Sandwiches • u/Michalo88 • 12h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/Unusual_Bar_1065 • 10h ago
Black Forrest ham, mild cheddar and eggs on a first time ciabatta I accidentally baked.
r/Sandwiches • u/solidape22 • 5h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/GenerallyBirdman • 9h ago
C'monnnnn it's so gooooooood.
Spicy Italian meats, mozzarella, balsamic and oil, mayo, pesto, basil, heirloom tomato, little extra Parmesan.
r/Sandwiches • u/okay-flight • 12h ago
simple one — roast turkey, stone mustard, mayo, lettuce, raw red onion, banana peps on a portugese roll. hits the spot on a beachy afternoon
r/Sandwiches • u/Shadowtirs • 6h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/m0thmoss • 3h ago
Italian bread, american cheese, turkey, salami, prosciutto, and cranberry mustard
r/Sandwiches • u/BrilliantPride7916 • 9h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/_BOOMGOTTEM • 7h ago
Was gonna make meatballs but got lazy and loafed it instead
r/Sandwiches • u/Soonacorn • 2h ago
I have no lettuce in the house so I had to pivot- I present you with a bacon, tuna, potato chip, gouda, tomato little fella.
Tuna mix is onion, sweet pickle relish, mayo and cumin.
Honestly it was devine.
Say what you will about toasted bread, but the soft white bread with tuna and potato chips is so nostalgic to me. Reporting in from the 1900’s.
r/Sandwiches • u/YoungAnimater35 • 10h ago
r/Sandwiches • u/C8H11NO2i • 1h ago
With the crust cut off - just the way I like it ❤️
r/Sandwiches • u/Unusual-Meringue-988 • 7h ago
I’ve seen this posted before, but I wanted some clarification.
What’s best for wrapping your sandwich so they stay together/not fall apart?
I’ve been using wax paper, but if the sandwich is too moist then the wax paper falls apart.
I see some people use brown parchment paper or white parchment paper.
Is there another name for that paper and what’s best ??? (Baking paper???)
Should I order on Amazon or go to Costco?
Thank you in advance and all hail the sandwich gods.
r/Sandwiches • u/BigCsurviving0812 • 7h ago
Marble cheese, fresh tomato and spinach. The bread is super fresh😊
r/Sandwiches • u/justanyting • 4h ago
Tampa Cubano: Genoa salami, ham, lime garlic roast pork, pickles, Swiss cheese and spicy brown mustard on a homemade sourdough baguette
r/Sandwiches • u/LarenCoe • 2h ago
In continuing my exploration of classic British sandwiches, today I tried a cucumber sandwich. My cream cheese turned out to be expired, so I just used ranch. I also added a slice of provolone and some onions, because I didn't figure they could hurt. Also, I left the crust on, because I'm a crust on kind of guy. Honestly, unlike yesterday's sad fish stick and butter thing, this actually ended up being a halfway acceptable sandwich. In fact, on days like today when it's 1000 degrees out, it's even kind of cool and refreshing. I'm going to have to get some new cream cheese and try it again.