Best Sandwich
Apr 18 2006 12:18
What does everyone think the best sandwich is?
I think my favorite at the moment is banana + peanut butter, fried.
Apr 18 2006 12:21
#2
Fried cheese sandwiches are lush also. Particularly if you add a few leaves of fresh basil, to make yourself feel dirty & middle class. And fry it in extra virgin olive oil.
Apr 18 2006 12:22
#3
that sounds vegan jack, you lifestylist poseur!
er, at the moment probably something with houmous and black olives.
Apr 18 2006 12:22
#4
the button wrote:
Fried cheese sandwiches are lush also
Fried or grilled halloumi cheese... mmm
Apr 18 2006 12:23
#5
Jack wrote:
What does everyone think the best sandwich is?I think my favorite at the moment is banana + peanut butter, fried.
You dirty fucker.
Fried how btw?
I love sandwiches, today I'm making a grilled chicken, avocado and rocket and parmesan one (shit but I've got not bread, and only... 62p cash, and the nearest free cashpoint's miles away. Hmm maybe I'll make a salad...)
Er, best one well there is no one best. Good ones... well toasted panini (focaccia's nicer but panini's usually bigger!) with things like avocado, mozzarella, tomato, prosciutto and maybe a little pesto, or black olives. Mmmm...
Apr 18 2006 12:24
#6
rkn wrote:
the button wrote:
Fried cheese sandwiches are lush alsoFried or grilled halloumi cheese... mmm
That is well good. It's cheese that tastes like meat!
Apr 18 2006 12:26
#7
John. wrote:
Fried how btw?
You get this stuff called 'oil' and heat it in this thing called a 'pan' on a device designed to heat up food called an 'oven', then you put the 'sandwich' in the pan.
Apr 18 2006 12:27
#8
Jack wrote:
John. wrote:
Fried how btw?You get this stuff called 'oil' and heat it in this thing called a 'pan' on a device designed to heat up food called an 'oven', then you put the 'sandwich' in the pan.
You nob, I meant the whole sandwich fried, the bread, or the banana.
Apr 18 2006 12:27
#9
Joseph K. wrote:
that sounds vegan jack, you lifestylist poseur!
I used butter, tho!
(Thank god, that was close. 
)
Apr 18 2006 12:28
#10
liverwurst. onions. mayo. mustard. kaiser roll.
perfection.
Apr 18 2006 12:29
#11
jack wrote:
You get this stuff called 'oil' and heat it in this thing called a 'pan' on a device designed to heat up food called an 'oven', then you put the 'sandwich' in the pan.
that sarcasm would work better if you actually fried things in an oven 
Apr 18 2006 12:29
#12
Jack wrote:
John. wrote:
Fried how btw?You get this stuff called 'oil' and heat it in this thing called a 'pan' on a device designed to heat up food called an 'oven', then you put the 'sandwich' in the pan.
Yeah, I'd just like to clarify that my recipe for fried cheese sandwiches entails making a cheese sandwich, then frying it.
Oh, and by the way, Jack, if you'd ever made a meal for yourself, rather than relying on your mum, you would know that heating a pan of oil in the oven would be fucking stupid. The device you're thinking of is called a "hob."
Apr 18 2006 12:30
#13
Joseph K. wrote:
that sarcasm would work better if you actually fried things in an oven
What, are your hobs on the fridge?
Apr 18 2006 12:30
#14
John. wrote:
You nob, I meant the whole sandwich fried, the bread, or the banana.
The whole thing, it's amazing.
Apr 18 2006 12:32
#15
hobs = oven?
Apr 18 2006 12:35
#16
Joseph K. wrote:
hobs = oven?
Is there a different name for them in the South?
You know, the hot circle things on top of the oven you heat pans with.
Apr 18 2006 12:38
#17
Grill some halloumi cheese till it's just starting to melt, put it in a hot pitta bread with tomato and lettuce and black pepper.
Sounds simple, but OH HONEY it's the best food in the world.
Although John's chicken sandwich is making me want to quit being veggie...
Apr 18 2006 12:39
#18
Jack wrote:
Joseph K. wrote:
hobs = oven?Is there a different name for them in the South?
You know, the hot circle things on top of the oven you heat pans with.
yeah you fry on hobs, not in an oven. but all this semantics is wasting valuable sandwich-discussing time: i had vege sausage/houmous/grilled pepper/courgette in a ciabatta roll last nite
Apr 18 2006 12:41
#19
God, I hate courgette so fucking much.
Apr 18 2006 12:42
#20
and I said on, not in! 
Apr 18 2006 12:43
#21
Aubergene is shit, too.
That'd ruin ANY sandwich.
Now I want a houmous and sweet pepper sandwich. 
Apr 18 2006 12:46
#22
Jack wrote:
and I said on, not in!
i'll take your word for it. thats what you get for reading posts in an ultra-minimised browser in an open plan office 
this conversation is making me hungry, why couldn't this have happened before lunch 
Apr 18 2006 13:03
#23
Pretty much anything involving hummus and roast veg is good, maybe with falafel too. One time I had one with avocado, rocket, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan and I nearly creamed my pants it was so good.
Ooo also, bananas and peanut butter. Although I've never tried it fried 'cause I happen to like my arteries.
Apr 18 2006 13:05
#24
how did i ever forget falafels and avacado?! mmmmm falafacado sanwiches.
Apr 18 2006 13:06
#25
Grace wrote:
Pretty much anything involving hummus and roast veg is good, maybe with falafel too. One time I had one with avocado, rocket, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan and I nearly creamed my pants it was so good.
*ahem* Credit?
Apr 18 2006 13:08
#26
John. wrote:
Grace wrote:
Pretty much anything involving hummus and roast veg is good, maybe with falafel too. One time I had one with avocado, rocket, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan and I nearly creamed my pants it was so good.*ahem* Credit?
Yes, it's true, John. is the sandwich master.
Apr 18 2006 13:10
#27
Grace wrote:
Ooo also, bananas and peanut butter. Although I've never tried it fried 'cause I happen to like my arteries.
Everything is so much better when you fry it.
I had fried angel delight last night, it was so good.
Apr 18 2006 13:14
#28
Grace wrote:
John. wrote:
Grace wrote:
Pretty much anything involving hummus and roast veg is good, maybe with falafel too. One time I had one with avocado, rocket, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan and I nearly creamed my pants it was so good.*ahem* Credit?
Yes, it's true, John. is the sandwich master.
"Meister". But thanks
Apr 18 2006 13:32
#29
John. wrote:
Grace wrote:
John. wrote:
Grace wrote:
Pretty much anything involving hummus and roast veg is good, maybe with falafel too. One time I had one with avocado, rocket, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan and I nearly creamed my pants it was so good.*ahem* Credit?
Yes, it's true, John. is the sandwich master.
"Meister". But thanks ;)
Du bist der Sandwichmeister.
Apr 18 2006 13:38
#30
Grace wrote:
Du bist der Sandwichmeister.
That's not dissing my mum is it?
Avocado, Tzatziki, pepper, salt, tiny bit of chilli, buttered bread, Some sort of sundried tomato role, or if you are prole - some toast.