haha @Michelle no fries and whatever that slop on the side is. really tho, may sound like a lot but they do a great job proportioning the bread, meat, and produce. that oil n vin with salt n pep just balances everything out! and that's not even my fav sandwich from that spot!
haha @Michelle no fries and whatever that slop on the side is. really tho, may sound like a lot but they do a great job proportioning the bread, meat, and produce. that oil n vin with salt n pep just balances everything out! and that's not even my fav sandwich from that spot!
haha the best sandwich ever imo (i still don't know the ingredients. shout out 'Chris Combo') and the best raviolis come from this place. i love this place sooooo much!
haha the best sandwich ever imo (i still don't know the ingredients. shout out 'Chris Combo') and the best raviolis come from this place. i love this place sooooo much!
Funny, all of the reviews say that the restaurant won't tell you what's on the sandwich, yet wouldn't you just know once you get it and look at it? Looking at the pic it seems like turkey, maybe salami?, lettuce, mayo, cracked pepper, and is that pepperoncini or pesto in the middle? Do they put cheese on it? It does look good.
i mean, i have an idea of what's in it but not the actual specifics (just can't put my finger on it. trust me, i've tried). its turkey, some kind of Italian meat (guessing one of their salamis) that has a unique crisp to it, cheese, lettuce, and this italian seasoning creamy garlicy sauce. it was a 'secret' item for the longest time then everyone caught wind of it. probably their best seller and it's still not on their menu.
edit: actually nm, it's on their menu now. but it wasn't for awhile.
I have been to Cutty's a few times. I lived about a 5-minute walk from them. But I never got a chicken sandwich there, mostly I got the brisket sandwiches and such.
Had a solid eggplant parm today from a local chain here in Colorado (Picture not by me - from their website). I added lettuce, pickles and mushrooms b/c that's how I roll
There is this place near me that has the most wackadoo combinations of ingredients. I promise most of you will look at the menu and not want to try it. But if you are ever in the area, give it a shot. I have yet to have a bad sandwich from them. They have all ranged from good-great. And the menu changes on a day-to-day basis, so that is always fun. They just aren't going to be your standards....as you will see: http://www.timmysbrownbag.com/our-daily-menu.html
There is this place near me that has the most wackadoo combinations of ingredients. I promise most of you will look at the menu and not want to try it. But if you are ever in the area, give it a shot. I have yet to have a bad sandwich from them. They have all ranged from good-great. And the menu changes on a day-to-day basis, so that is always fun. They just aren't going to be your standards....as you will see: http://www.timmysbrownbag.com/our-daily-menu.html
wow, very interesting pairings. i could totally see this place on DDD. what do you normally get or recommend?
Apricot & goat cheese is *so* good. Half the apricot lengthwise, remove the pit, get a slight char on it, then stuff with goat cheese & bake for however long it takes the cheese to get a bit melty (but not overly so). Drizzle with balsamic.
Other than that, a basic fruit/cheese pairing I like is green apple with brie. mmmmmm I've never tried pear with brie, but it sounds interesting and I love pears, so...
There is this place near me that has the most wackadoo combinations of ingredients. I promise most of you will look at the menu and not want to try it. But if you are ever in the area, give it a shot. I have yet to have a bad sandwich from them. They have all ranged from good-great. And the menu changes on a day-to-day basis, so that is always fun. They just aren't going to be your standards....as you will see: http://www.timmysbrownbag.com/our-daily-menu.html
wow, very interesting pairings. i could totally see this place on DDD. what do you normally get or recommend?
I don't go there a ton because you kind of have to be in that experimental mode. And sometimes I am just wanting something more mainstream. Also, since the menu is constantly changing that is hard to say. I have had a bite from the Farmer's Market Peach and Brie and it was fantastic. On their current menu Their egg salad or chicken salad (though I see they have added duck in there as well now) was super good. I did not care for their Crunchy Grilled Cheese, but even that was serviceable.
I really want to try the Krab Rangoon one, though, that is next on my list.
There is this place near me that has the most wackadoo combinations of ingredients. I promise most of you will look at the menu and not want to try it. But if you are ever in the area, give it a shot. I have yet to have a bad sandwich from them. They have all ranged from good-great. And the menu changes on a day-to-day basis, so that is always fun. They just aren't going to be your standards....as you will see: http://www.timmysbrownbag.com/our-daily-menu.html
Amazing! “ BALONEY FRIED! STOLICHNAYA MORTADELLA + HAVARTI + all smashed up Cerignola Green Olives + honey walnut aioli on sweet sliced brioche”
There is this place near me that has the most wackadoo combinations of ingredients. I promise most of you will look at the menu and not want to try it. But if you are ever in the area, give it a shot. I have yet to have a bad sandwich from them. They have all ranged from good-great. And the menu changes on a day-to-day basis, so that is always fun. They just aren't going to be your standards....as you will see: http://www.timmysbrownbag.com/our-daily-menu.html
Amazing! “ BALONEY FRIED! STOLICHNAYA MORTADELLA + HAVARTI + all smashed up Cerignola Green Olives + honey walnut aioli on sweet sliced brioche”
My friend had that a few weeks back and loved every bite of it!
alright, so who lives by or has been to a Wawa? is it as awesome as i envision it? a gas station that looks like it has some pretty awesome sandwiches and snacks!
alright, so who lives by or has been to a Wawa? is it as awesome as i envision it? a gas station that looks like it has some pretty awesome sandwiches and snacks!
I have been, but probably approaching 20 years ago. I recall it being a game changer even back then.
so being home as much as i have the last 10 months we've eaten a lot of grilled cheese sandwiches. i've had fun trying different breads, spreads, and cheeses. currently my go to is pretty simple.. i butter and grill both slices of bread on both sides on medium/low heat (so key). for cheeses i've been going muenster (very underrated melty cheese pull cheese) and deli style american cheese (big difference from janky kraft singles). like i said, super simple but the flavor profiles are all there.
@Chinaski Leftover taco mince with some grated cheddar cheese mixed in. In a jaffle so all the bits stay in, and buttered on the outside.
I do love a classic cheese toastie though. I had some leftover Tasmanian cheddar (kinda dry and a bit crumbly, strongly flavoured) and a Wensleydale that had chilli through it, so I made a toastie with those for breakfast last Saturday and it was so good I made another one for Sunday breakfast.
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Other than that, a basic fruit/cheese pairing I like is green apple with brie. mmmmmm
I've never tried pear with brie, but it sounds interesting and I love pears, so...
I really want to try the Krab Rangoon one, though, that is next on my list.
Amazing! “ BALONEY FRIED! STOLICHNAYA MORTADELLA + HAVARTI + all smashed up Cerignola Green Olives + honey walnut aioli on sweet sliced brioche”
Whole wheat bread
Cranberry sauce
Leftover stuffing
Leftover Turkey
Provolone cheese
Mayo
Whole wheat bread