carrie murphy

leftover thanksgiving turkey with mixed greens, tomato, avocado,
pickles, havarti cheese, fat free mayo and left over star pizza
house dressing on sourdough. messy and delicious

well i guess i still have this here sandwich thingy. i don't
have the time to update, really. maybe i'll just post pictures
and not type anything out. i never have anything profound to say
about sammiches anyway. i ate three awesome sandwiches in NYC:

the cobb sandwich from tiny's giant sandwich shop in the lower east side. $5



meatloaf sandwich from elmo's in chelsea. $8.95



corned beef sandwich from 2nd avenue deli. stephanie (a jew)
tried to order a reuben at this KOSHER deli. hilarious. $13.75 we split

ben always gets this delicious, thinly sliced deli turkey
that i covet, so i tried it out. i made a yumz grilled
sandwich on the foreman w/ cheddar, super yummy turkey slices,
spinach, tomato, avocado with mustard on wheat bread.
hot melty goodness. had it with baked lays and some pickles.

party in my mouf.

well today i had my first muffaletta!! i've made vegetarian
versions in the past and tried a veg one at colinas, but
nothing compared to the REAL THING. ben and i went to jason's
for dinner. the QUARTER MUFF is salami, ham, provolone
with olive mix served hot on italian bread. perfecto!

now tell me where else to find these bad boys. yay

i found a coupon in the houston press for a free chicago
style hot dog with the purchase of any sandwich. stephanie
mentioned the pastrami sammich, and since i have never had
that before i just had to try it. the hot dog was pretty
good (i took the tomatoes off since there is a salmonella
scare right now) and the sandwich was absolutely delicious!
it had thin slices of juicy pastrami, sauerkraut, provolone,
pickles and onions on rye. the best part was the entire thing was $6!
chicago italian beef

dinner: delicious fake blt with fat free mayo, sriracha,
crunchy morningstar bacon, crisp lettuce, fresh roma
tomatoes w/ dill pickle slices on toasted bread. made
seasoned "french fried" potatoes in the oven mmm hmm.

well i played hookie on friday and wanted to eat somewhere
i hadn't been before. i'd been wanting to hit up beaver's
since they opened so decided to give it a shot. we sat out
on the nice deck since it was such a lovely day. i ordered
the "beaver nut burger" which is their homemade veggie burger.
it was amazing, filling and just the right amount of food.
the pattie is made of brown rice, cashews, walnuts, herbs,
cheddar cheese & spices and sits between a sorta sweet bun w/
lettuce, tomato, and homemade sweet pickles (which i normally
don't enjoy but these were good). $6

i made two big ol falafel patties for dinner and we ate em
on toasted white bread. soo tasty and filling! i made the
patties spicier than normal & it ruled! i put mustard, ranch,
spinach, roma tomato slices & pickles on mine. nom nom nom

jay suggested we eat at the cajun greek in galveston on
the way to the beach house. we took his advice and good
thing we did. the po'boy was amazing! soft bread, tartar
sauce, tasty fried shrimp w/ lettuce and tomato. the poor
boy came with french fries that were just perfect. $7

made meatloaf for the first time tonight for a lil double
date w/ stephanie and erik. she helped w/ the recipe adn
it turned out delicious!! we made sandwiches on poppy seed
kaiser rolls with spinach, tomato, pickles, mayo and mustard.
mac n cheese on the side.