Bourdain Finds “Apex of Sandwich-Making Art”

By: Ben Kessler, posted Feb 26, 2009 at 11:51 am

Bourdain Finds "Apex of Sandwich-Making Art"

Tony Bourdain is a personal hero of mine; he travels the world to eat some of the most delicious and outrageous things and does it with pure wit and a side of cynicism. A recent episode of Bourdain’s No Reservations took him to Chicago where he bites into the Three Little Pigs sandwich at Silver Palm Restaurant. Created by a bartender on a slow night, the sandwich consists of “smoked ham, a breaded pork cutlet, two strips of bacon, and two fried eggs, blanketed in a thick coat of gruyere, all on a brioche bun.”

Straight from Bourdain’s mouth:

“This is a work of genius, in an evil way…. A two-fisted symphony of pork, cheese, fat, and starch… that sandwich is the greatest sandwich in America. This is the apex of the sandwich-making art… the sandwich that dreams are made of.”

Although not the most creative sandwich in the world, I could see where the combination of those ingredients could be delicious and also potentially stop your heart. Click the via link to see video from the episode.

[Via Eat me daily]

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    I thought the best sandwich in America was at Vesuvio's in South Philly.

    This one sounds a little too heavy on the lipids and salt for me.. not in a health related way, but flavor and texture wise. I may throw something similar together at home though and give it a try.
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    Completely agree with Ben Greenberg on this one. Needs some crunch and acid to even consider trying this one. Great sandwiches are all about balance.
 

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