Author: Jim Behymer

Bosna with ketchup, mustard, onions, and curry powder 7

The Austrian Bosna

Rules stink, and sometimes following your own rules stinks the worst of all. Today is the last day of December, and we haven’t covered the Austrian Bosna yet, a Salzburg street snack consisting of...

My "ideal" BLT 1

Chasing the ideal BLT

I don’t eat enough BLTs. This is a weird thing for me to say, right now, when I’ve spent much of the past few weeks eating BLT after BLT, dozens in total. It’s true,...

Melted mozzarella. Roast beef. Tomatoes with salt and oregano. Pickle slices. 2

Brazil’s Bauru sandwich

The details of some of the sandwiches we cover on the Tribunal are highly fungible–for example, the Barbecue sandwich we covered last month offered a wide range of possibilities for us to pursue, some of...

The Italian from J.P. Graziano, with a few tweaks 0

Sandwiches Never Sleep

It’s been a slow November so far at Sandwich Tribunal. Our sandwiches this month are challenging, each of them a specialty of a far-off region, whether Chile’s delicious Barros Luco, or Brazil’s Bauru, or the...

Havarti is a bit lighter than gouda, so this must be havarti 6

The Chilean Barros Luco Sandwich

Last month, with a big assist from the Bay Essence blog, I wrote something like 3000 words about a ham and cheese sandwich. Not just any ham and cheese sandwich–the Barros Jarpa, an inexpensive...

The cross section. 4

Good Sandwich, Vietnam!

Similar to the Chilean ham and cheese sandwich that we’re also covering this month, the Bánh Mì is a culinary Frankenstein, a hybrid of a country’s local flavors with the techniques of a colonizing power. This time though,...