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08/08/2010
Chicken cordon bleu gets a lunchtime makeover when the combination of chicken, cheese, and ham gets layered in between slices of French bread in this easy panini. Continue...
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Source: Panini Happy
07/21/2010
Three types of cheese, from tangy to sharp, help Local Lemons create what may be the “best grilled cheese sandwiches ever.”
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Source: Local Lemons
06/18/2010
The heat from spicy black chile mayonnaise mixed with the soothing freshness of cucumber and ginger makes this flatiron steak sandwich from Chef Tom Colicchio, of craft restaurants, a delicious pleasure.
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06/17/2010
A mix of the briny, sharp flavors in muffulettas and the meaty yet creamy taste of hot dogs has inspired the guys at the Bitten Word.
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Source: The Bitten Word
06/16/2010
This recipe for Philly cheese steak sandwiches, from Life’s Ambrosia, lets you enjoy all their messy goodness at home.
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Source: Life's Ambrosia
05/15/2010
Green tomatoes, the quintessential down-home vegetable, is paired with bacon and tomatoes in this warm-weather recipe that was featured on the Serious Eats website.
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Source: Serious Eats
05/12/2010
Leftover chicken gets a second act when sandwiched between rosemary focaccia with velvety Brie and thinly sliced apricots. Continue...
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Source: goodLife {eats}
04/15/2010
Sautéed wild mushrooms and spring onions sit atop a buffalo-sized bison patty. If you're looking for an alternative to beef burgers, this is a great recipe to try out.
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Source: Chow
03/15/2010
Egg salad, that sandwich staple, takes on a livelier character with the addition of a little harissa or Sriracha hot sauce. Continue...
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Source: Bitchincamero
03/01/2010
Hailing from the Ravenous Pig restaurant in Winter Park, Florida, this fish sandwich was a part of this year's SAVEUR 100 list. Continue...
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Source: The Ravenous Pig
02/24/2010
Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and dressing: the whole is greater than the sum of the parts in this sandwich recipe. Continue...
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Source: Panini Happy
01/13/2010
Though this process is far from traditional, cooking chunks of pork in a slow cooker with liquid smoke yields a barbecued flavor that could rival its grilled counterpart. It's a great alternative to barbecue when the weather’s not right for cooking outdoors. Continue...
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Source: www.myfirstkitchen.net
11/28/2009
The hot brown gets an upgrade with the addition of Gruyère and paprika to an already sumptuous Mornay sauce. Continue...
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Source: voodoolily.blogspot.com
10/29/2009
Smoked gouda and bacon perfectly complement crisp, tart apples in a delicious spin on grilled cheese sandwiches. Continue...
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Source: gimme some oven
10/26/2009
Chicken salad gets dressed for fall with the addition of pecans, cranberries, and tarragon. Continue...
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Source: The Parsley Thief
10/22/2009
Leftover prime rib becomes a quick meal when paired with spicy pepper jack cheese and caramelized onions on miniature buns to create easy sliders. Continue...
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Source: What's Cookin' Chicago
10/20/2009
Pairing creamy soup served in test tubes and sandwiches shaped liked pumpkins, bats, and cats is a fun and festive take on the classic soup and sandwich.
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Source: Food Network
10/20/2009
These two-bite snacks are loaded with savory pork and topped with tangy pickled carrots that add great flavor and color.
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Source: Chow
10/17/2009
Despite the mass-market appeal of bottled teriyaki sauce, this classic Japanese condiment is best when made fresh. Try the sauce with chicken burgers for a spin on the traditional chicken teriyaki. Continue...
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Source: Mike's Table
10/15/2009
Save money; bring your own lunch to work. The diverse flavors and textures of this veal cutlet sandwich with avocado and tangy lime mayonnaise trumps any of the sandwiches from your local deli. Continue...
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Source: The Other Side of Fifty
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