Guadeloupe’s Bokit
In 1493, Christopher Columbus landed on a small island in the Caribbean, called Karukera by the Caribe people who lived there. Columbus landed just long enough to call the place Santa María de Guadalupe...
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Salad Sandwich (after a fashion)
Friends, I must tell you about this surprisingly good sandwich I just made with a combination of mediocre and excellent ingredients. I was supposed to be taking a day trip to the coast today...
July List Sandwiches and June Wrapup
As always with our List, I find myself looking ahead when it comes to the end of the month, and trying to anticipate what I’ll need for the next month’s sandwiches without losing focus...
Boh Loh Yao: Hong Kong’s Pineapple Bun
Pineapple buns, or bolo bao, are beloved mildly sweet treats in their native Hong Kong. Made from a soft white dough similar to that used in Japanese milk bread, but with a thin cookie...
“True Viking Grease”–The Danish Bøfsandwich
The Danish bøfsandwich first came to my attention only a couple months ago, courtesy of Chicago Cicerone, beer judge, and Twitter friend Jenny Pfäfflin. She sent me a message one day just to let...
June List Sandwiches and May Wrapup
Hiya sandwich fans! It’s a new month and here at the Tribunal that means 3 new sandwiches to explore! One of this month’s sandwiches isn’t entirely new, but a continuation of one of last...
Bocadillos of Spain
Bocadillos, or bocatas, are a sandwich type in Spain. In Spain, there are several words for sandwiches–maybe not quite as many as in American English, but with somewhat explicit differences between the sandwich each...
2020 – Arnold Palmer to Doughnut Sandwich
Wherein we eat all the sandwiches on the Wikipedia List of Sandwiches and try to think of something clever to write about them. We’ll go through three sandwiches every month or so, in alphabetical order....
Arnold Palmer: Half Golfer, Half Beverage, Half Sandwich
Arnold Palmer, your boomer dad or grandpa’s favorite golfer (unless he favors that shady Jack Nicklaus fella), would tell the story like this. He was in a restaurant and ordered his habitual beverage, a...
Polish Zapiekanka
The 1970s were lean times in Poland. Wages stagnated while the price of food and other basic goods–prices that were fixed by the government–rose, and rose again, sparking protests, labor strikes and civil unrest....
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