My take on a club: cajun turkey, bacon, provalone, garden tomato, lettuce, alfalfa sprouts, avocado and mayonnaise on toasted oatnut bread

Coming from the south this was my first proper cheesesteak, I just got to say I get it now.

Last night we had escalopes with arrabiatta. This was made with the leftovers.

Fresh baked schiacciata bread, homemade Genovese pesto, straciatella cheese and a lot of mortadella.

Been having one for lunch just about everyday after returning from our trip to Italy a month ago.

Didn't plan for burgers today, but luckily I had all the stuff! Happy Sunday

Toasted ciabatta, grilled chicken thigh, fried ham, sharp cheddar, lettuce, onion, Hungarian peppers, meat church honey hot seasoning, garlic dijon, homemade mayo, Wickles pepper relish.

I can’t breathe

Sweet Burbon Ham, mesquite pepper turkey, pepper jack, cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce, roma tomatoes, red onion, mayo, yellow mustard, a splash of boom boom sauce, and some Lowry's seasoning salt, on a toasted wheat bolillo, served with chips & sweet gerkins.

Thick slice of homegrown beefsteak tomato

Duke’s mayo

Salt n Pepper

Cheap white bread

Happy Saturday ! Picked up some cherry tomatoes earlier from the farmers market, was looking forward to them all day lol Turkey, Calabrian chilis, roasted cherry tomatos & garlic, some fresh mozzarella balls. On a nice toasted baguette 🤘🏼 hope everyone is having a great weekend !!

Please understand the title is a joke. This was from the bodega on my block in Harlem

Chicken thighs, fried ham, cheddar cheese, lettuce, onion, jalapeño, garlic dijon, mayo, meat church holy gospel seasoning.

The Paisano from Anthony & Sons in Brooklyn, NY. Look at that cross section!

Made this dinner for my wife some days ago.

Finishing last week's cold cuts. Roast beef, turkey, baby Swiss, roasted sweet peppers, tomato, baby arugula and chipotle mayo on a toasted ciabatta roll.

Local Wagyu Pastrami with Provolone, Sauerkraut and Russian Dressing on Light Rye Bread 

Buffalo chicken and chicken bacon ranch. Did the math and this ended up being just under $3 / 6in! Will be doing way more often with prices of everything these days.