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A Sandwich a Day: Classic Italian Hoagie from Amato's Deli in Philadelphia
A common argument among Philadelphians is what sandwich defines us best: the famous cheesesteak or the slightly lesser known roast pork. While I've eaten plenty of both, my vote goes to the Italian hoagie. Not a ham and cheese sub, or some ciabatta-arugula trainwreck, but a real Philadelphia hoagie.A Sandwich a Day: Fried Tomato Special at Chickie's Italian Deli in Philadelphia
The Fried Tomato Special ($6.75) from Chickie's Italian Deli in South Philadelphia is like a turkey club on steroids. The sandwich begins with a half of a giant-sized seeded roll from Sarcone's Deli split open and piled high with sliced turkey, crunchy bacon, shredded lettuce, mayo, sliced cheese, breaded fried slices of tomato, marinated roasted pepper, and your choice of either oil and vinegar or mayo.A Sandwich a Day: The Bulgogi Hoagie at Broadway Cafe in Ann Arbor, MI
If Caroline's recent discovery of a very similar sandwich (minus the all-important American cheese!) in New Jersey is any indicator, perhaps this Korean hoagie trend really is taking off.A Sandwich a Day: Koagie at Myung Ga in Cherry Hill, NJ
I chose the bulgogi koagie. The thinly sliced marinated beef gave the sandwich a cheesesteak-like feel—all those beefy, sweet, and spicy flavors. For now Myung Ga has the market corned on these fantastic koagies, but I believe the trend could spread, Korean taco style.Freed Journalist Laura Ling an Apparent Hoagie-Lover
Freed journalists Laura Ling, with hoagie, and Euna Lee. When CNN.com first published the news that journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee were freed from North Korea yesterday, these were the photos they used. At some point, the website cropped out the hoagie from Ling's photo—but not before sharp-eyed Philadelphia Citypaper blogger Drew Lazor noticed it and screen-capped it, saying: ...why did CNN decide to zoom in/crop the image after its initial posting? Is it inappropriate to show a former detainee brandishing a sandwich like a motherfucking microphone? We certainly don’t think so. On the contrary—nothing, in our opinion at least, screams democracy quite like this. Fuck you, Kim Jong-il, you evil commie bastard! This shit has THREE KINDS...America's Heroes, Grinders, Subs, and More
Hoagies, heroes, subs, wedges, po'boys, grinders. The list goes on. Whatever you call your hometown hero, we're here to talk about America's best hot and cold versions. The long list of monikers should at least give you a hint of the importance and history of this most beloved and humble sandwich.Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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