Today is National Sandwich Day, which means I can’t let the day go by without saying something on the topic. To be honest, sandwiches are quite the subject on our blog, though. From the savory-frosted to the sweet-filled, there’s some surprising and not-so-surprising history among our posts.
Frosted Sandwich series:
- Frosted Sandwiches?
- Frosted Sandwiches, Part 2: Return of Frosted Sandwich
- Frosted Sandwich, Part 3: Son of Frosted Sandwich
- Frosted Sandwich, Part 4: Return of the Son of Frosted Sandwich
Celebrating sandwiches:
- Lettuce Sandwich–3 Ways?
- Summer Dreamin’ (Of Marshmallow Sandwiches and Glorified Perfection Salad)
- So Many Sandwiches, So Few Days Left…
- Celebrating the Sandwich, International Style!
- Talkin’ About Sandwiches
- From the Crust to the Filling: More About Sandwiches
Of course, when talking about sandwiches, there is an inherent danger: Not everyone has the same definition of a sandwich. Or, perhaps, more accurately, some people are more open to interpretation. While venturing into that debate isn’t something for this post per se, it is worth mentioning that a collection like the one we have in here is just the kind of place you can do research on the history of sandwiches in American cookbooks. Or, if you’re just in search of new recipe to try. When it comes to bread and fillings, the combinations are endless.
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