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Old 06-08-2008, 12:09 PM
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Default tri-tip frenchdip

My favorite is the venerable french-dip au jus on a crusty sourdough baguette, but with grilled off tri-tip and a smoked cheese (gouda, edam, etc). The juice soaks up with the melty cheese, and the beef give some chew.
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my favorite is pretty simple. i like to take 2 pieces of greek pita, lightly toasted, and cover it in hummus (can be any kind you like). I then like to put on freshly sliced thin roast beef and occasionally some cheddar cheese slices (sharp).
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my favorite is pretty simple. i like to take 2 pieces of greek pita, lightly toasted, and cover it in hummus (can be any kind you like). I then like to put on freshly sliced thin roast beef and occasionally some cheddar cheese slices (sharp).
That was a really gross recipe you posted on the recipe forum. how come you're not advocating canibalism for sandwiches?
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Im a burger guy through and through.

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Check out wereback's Thread in the recipe forum. I've asked Nicko to have a look. Unless i'm missing something it's bloody awful. Actually, I find it downright nasty and in very bad taste
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Old 06-09-2008, 05:49 PM
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Check out wereback's Thread in the recipe forum. I've asked Nicko to have a look. Unless i'm missing something it's bloody awful. Actually, I find it downright nasty and in very bad taste

I saw it, not just nasty and in bad taste, creepy too.
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Old 06-09-2008, 05:51 PM
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Is it a joke? Im deff. creeped out now.

It would be good with another white meat however.
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Right now, my favorite is a "wishin" sandwich, 'cause I'm wishin' that this forum be returned to those for whom it was intended, professionals.

What's your favorite sandwich....belongs at a forum for homecooks.
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Old 06-23-2008, 06:49 AM
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My favorite sandwich would be the "peanut butter with lots of choco chips" and "thousand island sauce with grilled pineapples"...

You must think I'm a weird person, but I loved these two kinds of sandwich recipes all of my heart.
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Old 06-23-2008, 08:52 AM
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Smoked Chicken, Mayo, Pesto, Goats cheese, rocket and spinach, if of course, you can squeeze it all between two lumps of bread!
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Old 06-24-2008, 12:30 PM
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Herb Focaccia bread with roast beef, Havarti cheese,mixed field greens, tomatoes and pesto mayo...ummmmmmmm

or steakums on a hoagie with lots of peppers and onions and cheese sauce.
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