/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18079409]

What is the proper way to layer a sandwich?

[Anonymous No.18079413]

properly

[Anonymous No.18079435]

>>18079409
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rmrZZj1Hjs

[Anonymous No.18079443]

>>18079435
They aren’t better. I used to work in a deli myself and the subs I make at home are just as good.

[Anonymous No.18079450]

>>18079409
I’ve never understood this. If you can’t fit everything you have between two pieces of bread, you’re just eating too much.

[Anonymous No.18079452]

>>18079409
why not just have two sandwiches

[Anonymous No.18079457]

>>18079452
This. There’s no need to stack everything like it’s a cartoon.

[Anonymous No.18079468]

>>18079409
This one looks pretty good
https://www.budgetbytes.com/rice-cooker-spanish-chickpeas-and-rice/

[Anonymous No.18079506]

>>18079443
It's about technique, pay attention to how it is layered. Which is what this thread is about per the OP's question.

Obviously your sandwich made at home will be better than a deli if you are buying better ingredients and make your own dressings.

[Anonymous No.18079528]

bottom bread

fatty spreads like mayo or butter

meat

cheese

vegetables

pickled things, like peppers or pickles go on top of the vegetables

oil and vinegar, salt, pepper herbs or parmesan and things like that go on top of the vegetables

mustard goes on the top slice

top slice of bread

sweet pickles or olives go on a toothpick

easy


dagwoods are freestyle mode but should fall close to these basic principles

[Anonymous No.18079960]

>>18079528
This for the most part, but if you're using more cheese than meat you should put the cheese on first, then the meat, and then the rest of the cheese. Opposite order if there is more meat. It balances the texture more so than meat cheese cheese or meat meat cheese.

[osteranon No.18079982]

>>18079409
Ive always felt a sandwich should be no more than one and a half inches thick. obviously layering make the sandwich, but more layers equals less convenience.

[Anonymous No.18080019]

>>18079409
>What is the proper way to layer a sandwich?
Vertically. Horizontally is just a mess.

[Anonymous No.18080684]

>>18079409
I don't know, I just throw everything in a blender and drink it.

[Anonymous No.18080696]

>>18079409
All other ingredients go between the bread.

[Anonymous No.18080762]

>>18079409
You put the bread on the bottom, then the meat, then the cheese, then the
vegetables, then the condiments, and then the top slice of bread.

[Anonymous No.18080767]

>>18079409
Bread, then mayo or mustard, then meat, then cheese, then veggies, then more
mayo or mustard, then top slice of bread.

[Anonymous No.18081709]

>>18080696

[Anonymous No.18081712]

Meat and cheese should be intimate.
That's the only rule.

[Anonymous No.18081724]

>>18080696
I always thought it funny that they expanded his head using the deltoid muscle, making him a literal musclehead

[Anonymous No.18081743]

>>18079409
bread, cheese, cheese, and bread

[Anonymous No.18081852]

>>18079409
It makes no difference whatsoever. Once you take a bite you take a bite of the whole sandwich and everything gets mixed anyway.

The only exception is if you want to keep your sandwich for a while before eating it, then you want to avoid soggy bread, cheese tasting like meat and veg gone limp by sauce. That's not just unappetizing, it's an unhealthy mix of bacteria. Stop doing it.

[Anonymous No.18081859]

>>18079409
>bread
>sauce
>meat
>cheese
>lettuce
>tomato
>salt and pepper
>onions
>pickles
>olives
>more sauce, optionally a different one
>bread
i never deviate

[Anonymous No.18082438]

>>18079443
obviously dickhead, you worked in a deli of course you can make a good sandwich