Showing posts with label Sandwiches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandwiches. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Terri

Roasted Vegetable Sandwich

Jerk Tofu Sandwich

Apple-Cinnamon Donut

Notes:
1. Jerk Tofu Pineapple Sandwich
From the menu: "Jerk Tofu Pineapple. Smoked tofu, jerk sauce, pineapple, mixed peppers, red onions, with sweet potato fries. $ 7.81"
The smoky-flavored tofu was nice: a bit of liquid smoke without tasting like a chiminea. The sautéed red and green bell peppers together with caramelized were fairly pedestrian but added nice flavor and texture. The jerk sauce definitely wasn't what I was expecting: Pale, creamy and black peppery rather than a red-hued paprika-cinnamon-nutmeg blend. The focaccia bread has good flavor, with fresh herbs, and is soft and nicely griddled; my only complaint is that the amount overwhelms the daintier portions of the sandwich fillings.

2. Roasted Vegetable Sandwich
From the menu: "Eggplant, squash, zucchini, sun-dried tomato, Kalamata Olives, Peppers. $ 7.81"
The only additional tasting note is that there is a light balsamic dressing on the sandwich.


3. Apple-Cinnamon Donut
From the menu: Not listed. Also, I'm not sure what the price was, but together with my sandwich and tax I paid $11.50.
Gooey inside; crunchy sugar outside. Definitely not a Cake donut but nonetheless delicious.

Conclusion:
We left feeling full but, as my companion said, in a good way. Despite the line, we were both served in about 5 minutes. There is not really sufficient space to sit but it was not a problem: we walked over to Union Square Park, where the sunlight helped to produce such gorgeous photos.

Terri, Chelsea,
http://terrinyc.com/

Saturday, May 29, 2010

'wichcraft

Marinated Eggplant Sandwich

Chopped Chickpeas Sandwich

Notes
1. Marinated Eggplant Sandwich
From the Menu: "Marinated Eggplant with chickpea puree, roasted peppers, and watercress on ciabatta roll. $7.95."
Tasting: Served warm. The sandwich was a flavorful blend: the roasted peppers are red bell peppers, and additional flavor components include chopped green olives, whole fennel seeds, parsley and capers. The hearty ciabatta was necessary to sop up some of the sauce and, despite the paper wrapper, I managed to make a mess while eating because the components kept falling out. Definitely worth ordering, but perhaps not when you're on a date or on the go.

2. Chopped Chickpeas Sandwich
From The Menu: "Chopped Chickpeas with roasted peppers, black olives, lemon, and parsley on country bread. $6.95."
Tasting: Served cool. A light but satisfying sandwich, perfect for a warm summer day. The country bread was also tasty: whole wheat with an oat-topped crust.

Conclusion
Repeat. It was also a gorgeous day; the availability of seating in the outdoor deck area made a delicious lunch even lovelier!

'wichcraft, Multiple Locations (featured location: Chelsea), www.wichcraftnyc.com