/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I think it only works well with certain hot sandwiches. A Hot Brown, an open-faced patty melt with gravy, open faced roast beef, etc.

>>14995006
Looks good so far, now you just need to add the other slice of bread.

>>14995006
I prefer the trifecta

>>14995006
I almost always make open face, otherwise the bread:nonbread ratio is way off. And I'd prefer an open face to a massive stacked sandwich.

>>14995006
I really like open faced pbjs. Optimal pb to jelly to bread ratio and the jelly doesn't squirt like it sometimes does when you press down the top bread.

>>14995006
depends

>>14995006
Only with a chocolate spread, if you have any meat or vegetables in an open sandwich it can only end in disaster

>>14995122
i do the same but with a banana instead of jelly

The bread that I like comes in huge, thick slices so I often make open-faced sandwiches because a full one would be too bready.

An open "sandwich" isn't a sandwich.

>>14995006
wtf is the point of an open face sandwich? Just add the second slice of bread lol

>>14995218
source?

>>14995006
>sandwich
A sandwich is two pieces of bread with something sandwiched between them..
Isn't there a word in english for what you have in the pic? in Danish the word is literally "mad" = "food". So that thing in your pic is "a food". Like gohan (cooked rice/food) in Japanese.

And then of course there is smørrebrød

>>14995267
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandwich
>The sandwich is named after John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, an eighteenth-century English aristocrat. It is said that he ordered his valet to bring him meat tucked between two pieces of bread.[6][7] It is commonly said that Lord Sandwich was fond of this form of food because it allowed him to continue playing cards, particularly cribbage, while eating, without using a fork, and without getting his cards greasy from eating meat with his bare hands.

Cambridge Dictionary
>noun
>two pieces of bread with cheese, salad, or meat, usually cold, between them :
>verb
>to put something or someone in a small space between two other, usually bigger, things or people

Just putting stuff on top of bread doesn't "sandwich" anything, and it doesn't serve the same function as a sandwich, that being that you can eat it cleanly without needing cutlery.

>>14995245
Just fold it in half and make it no different

>>14995245
prole

>>14995273
I think the proper word is "canape" but it's rare and french in origin so people will look at you like a show-off if you call it that

>>14995006
Depends on the toast. If it's not toasted, that's a big yikes

>>14995298
>doesn't serve the same function as a sandwich, that being that you can eat it cleanly without needing cutlery.
lol what
you just hold it by the bread and bite in
do you think people eat a piece of bread with ham using a fork and knife?

why do nips eat raw egg

>>14995346
open sandwiches (smorrebrod) came with the tradition of rye bread.

You can put allot og shit on it, because of the heavy rye bread.

For practical reasons when used in lunch box you would make (klapsammenmad) where you make it as a traditional sandwich, with rye bread. Roughly translated as smacktogetherfood.

>>14995368
everyone eats raw egg except for americans
although isn't eggnog also made with raw eggs? so I guess americans eat them too in some forms

i eat tuna melts often open faced
it just seems to work when you throw something in the toaster oven

buterbrod is best snack

>>14995006
The only kind of sandwiches we ever eat over here
t. Sweden

>>14995006
Yeah, tuna melt on two english muffin halves.

>>14995643
Tuna melts are much better open faced so the contents don't fall over the place.

>>14995770
svenske luder
t. dansker

Even Spock knows how to do a tuna meld!

>>14995006
Better flavour but too messy to eat

>>14995346
>I think the proper word is "canape" but it's rare and french in origin so people will look at you like a show-off if you call it that
perfect, I'm gonna start using it around /ck/

>>14995346
No, God damnit! Canapes are smaller and handy. You get them at a conference, during a pause at the opera or as snacks after a business dinner when people should still hang out and have some drinks until late.

yes, no need for extra empty calories

Almost everyone eats their bread like that where I live.

>>14995543
I take it you’ve never seen Rocky’s workout montage

>>14995006
hell yeah
>>14996858
whaterver the one w the onion is looks the best to me. IDK what the hell it is, but I want it

>>14995006
By this logic is a piece of buttered toast a sandwich?

>>14995006
this is by definition not a sandwich