We're over halfway through our 15 sandwiches. What will we eat next? This group is never short on ideas:
Steve suggests the Hot Mafia Sandwich at Kalou's in Providence. Kalou's says, "This wonderful sandwich has spicy salami, capocolla and prosciutto meats with provolone cheese and pepperocinis on an Italian sub roll served with Italian pasta salad." Steve adds, "it was something to rave about, including the pasta salad, which was mostly tomatoes/onions/peppers/olives and a bit of pasta thrown in. (Oh yeah, and a big smelly pickle, though I have no idea if it was any good.)"
Homework for Steve: This was apparently the special that day. Is it available every day?
Helen suggests the Jerk Chicken Sandwich from Happy Tummy at Lowe Mill. This spicy sandwich was a weekly special, but is popular enough to be on the regular menu now. For full effect, try it with pepper jack cheese on the Jalapeno Fred Bred. Personally I prefer the Pineapple Fred Bread if it's available. Happy Tummy is a food cart, and they open at noon on Thursdays, Fridays and weekends only. Seating is outdoors, so good weather is a plus.
We also have a couple make-ups to work in, for the "15 must-have sandwiches" that aren't available on our regular Tuesday sandwich day:
- Kentucky Hot Brown at Monaco (only open for lunch on Friday, I think)
- Hummus Avocado Sprout Sandwich at Garden Cove (only available Thursdays). Only outside seating so good weather is a plus here too.
- Jerk Chicken Club at Mason's Pub (not open until 4pm on weekdays)
15 MORE must-have sandwiches: http://blog.al.com/thebus/2009/11/the_15_more_must-have_sandwich.html
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