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Sandwich Notes

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Where did the sandwich get its name? And how did it occur? John Montagu The Fouth Earl of Sandwich's chef prepared a "sandwich" for him, so he could play cards and eat at the same time. This occured in 1762
Summarize 7 characteristics of a basic sandwich. (A-G) A. - Always served cold B. - Use a firm spread C. - Often coated with a fat-based spread D. - Spread must be at room temperature E. - Filling on one slice of bread only F. - Add condiments just before serving G. - Use serrated knife to cut
How do club sandwiches and open-face sandwiches differ from basic sandwiches? The bread Open : 1 pc Basic : 2 pc Club : 3 pc
Describe a club sandwich. - Made with 3 slices of toasted bread and two layers of filling. - The classic club is a BLT and mayonnaise
Describe an open face sandwich. One slice of bread with a topping
What is a "hero" sandwich? Describe and give examples of its aliases. A very large sandwich and different areas have different names and fillings. -hero -hoagie -sub -grinder -poor boy muffeletta
What are wraps ? A wrap is made by wrapping or rolling a filled in flatbread
Name and describe three types of bread used to make wraps. Pita - originated in Middle East, round leavened, often called pocket bread Lahvosh - American flatbread, rectangle tortilla Tortilllas - Mexican staple, thin, roud, made with either corn or wheat flower
What is guacamole and what is it often served with ? Made from Avocado ( dip-like) and is served with Mexican food
Name the two most popular cooked sandwiches in the United States. Hot dog and cheese burger
Why should you wrap a sandwich in a paper towel before microwaving it? To absorb extra moisture
What is the main difference between the way grilled and broiled sandwiches are made ? Grilled : stove-top Broiled : oven
Describe some ways to vary in the classic grilled cheese. Add meat and different cheeses
What is focaccia bread? Round. herb, Italian bread that is often broiled, and slice horizontally
Describe a tea sandwich and where you are most likely to find them. Finger sandwiches, small, attractive, cold sandwiches often served at receptions and parties
Define Pizza Over sized, baked sandwich with yeast-bread, toppings and mozzarella open-face with assorted toppings
Define calzone Double crust, semicircular pizza (pizza folded in half)
What are some types of pizza? Pepparoni, mac'n cheese pizza, sausage, etc.
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