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A Sandwich a Day: Cuban Sandwich from Puerto Sagua Restaurant in Miami Beach, FL

Though less well-known than the touristy Versailles restaurant, Puerto Sagua is still a must-go for Cuban food in Miami. Don't get intimidated by its location, where many high-end, chic restaurants cluster—this is as cheap as a great sandwich in Miami Beach can get. There's nothing complicated about this authentic Cuban: ham, Swiss cheese, mustard, and another layer of roast pork stuffed in slightly toasted Cuban bread that resembles French baguette, but tastes fattier, with crispy edges.

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6 Comments | Posted by Shell Tu, June 9, 2011 at 11:30 AM
Tagged: A Sandwich a Day, Cuban sandwiches, Florida, Miami, sandwiches

A Sandwich a Day: Cuban at Chez Henri in Cambridge, MA

Although Chez Henri is an elegant restaurant, what they're really known for is their Cuban sandwich. Made with house-roasted pork loin, cheese, ham, aioli and pickles this sandwich is the stuff of legend among many of Boston and Cambridge area sandwich lovers. The soft bread is buttered on both sides before it's pressed, then grilled to create a perfect crust surrounding the moist (but not runny) meaty filling.

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5 Comments | Posted by Sydney Oland, April 29, 2011 at 11:30 AM
Tagged: A Sandwich a Day, Cambridge, Chez Henri, Cuban sandwiches, Massachusetts, sandwiches