Lunch 11-9,10,11-2010
No, your eyes don’t deceive you and that isn’t a typo – I had this for lunch three days in a row.
See, I recently ate at Costello’s Travel Caffe for the first time and split a prosciutto and Havarti panini with Ben. After that treat I bought a small sample size at Whole Foods for a couple of bucks and realized that Havarti is the cheese of my dreams. There was some sourdough bread I needed to finish off before it went bad – and we all know I get no help from the hubs in that department – so grilled Havarti sandos with pastrami and onions it is. Plus potato chips.
Also, as a former vegan/vegetarian/born and raised carnivore who recently started casually eating meat again, let me just say that this is some of the best pastrami I’ve ever had. It’s from Wellshire Farms. I’ve been eating this along with Diestel‘s turkey pastrami, which I’ve found pairs especially well with melted Oregon 1-year cheddar.
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6 comments
I haven’t had pastrami ever, is that a crime? You make it look and sound so tempting.
Damn, Britt. You aren’t even vegetarian! It’s a huge ass crime in my book. In fact, finding “guilt free” turkey pastrami at my local market was one of the things that got me back into having meat in the house. If you like peppery foods, you should try it. You’ll like it. And if you don’t, FedEx it to me and I’LL eat it. ;)
Hahahaha yeah some of my vegetarian habits die hard so pastrami was always in that list of “mystery meats” to me that I was leery of. I have also never had bologna and will be having my very first bite of ahi tuna ever tonight. I’m such a fearful carnivore but I’m trying I swear :D
I don’t think I’ve ever had pastrami :x Like, in my entire life :P
But it sure looks delicious :D
mm Pastrami used to be my go-to sandwich meat, but I feel like I haven’t had it in awhile! This looks pretty good.
Oh, just looking at it makes me hungry! And I really need to check out that Havarti cheese. I know haloumi, though=)