The Greasiest Sandwich Ever - Welcome to Quebec

Looks good. I wonder if Casey would join me for one of these. I hear he loves these. :)2
 
I would almost eat that if they left off the hot dogs and poutine. I just don't understand poutine....cheese curds and gravy? Since when do any kind of cheese and gravy go together?!?
 
the greatest sandwich of all time is the Weeping Tiger Sandwich at the Bye and Bye vegan pub in Portland.

This is a known, quantified fact.
 
the greatest sandwich of all time is the Weeping Tiger Sandwich at the Bye and Bye vegan pub in Portland.

This is a known, quantified fact.

I googled....this?
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just drooled on my keyboard. I'll eat anything with avocado though
 
I would almost eat that if they left off the hot dogs and poutine. I just don't understand poutine....cheese curds and gravy? Since when do any kind of cheese and gravy go together?!?

If you've ever tasted poutine, you'd wouldn't disrespect it like this. Trust me. lol

Casey: That sandwich looks scrumptious(sp?) :)
 
I googled....this?
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just drooled on my keyboard. I'll eat anything with avocado though

That's the exact one. It's an incredible piece of culinary genius. Everything just blends into the perfect storm of delicious. The smooth cool of the veganaise and avocado compliments the hot Sriracha sauce and fresh (not pickled) Jalapenos. The onions, tomato and lettuce make the perfect bed for the braised, marinated tofu chunks covered in nutritional yeast.

I have to have this sandwich on at least three occasions every time I go to Portland. When I move there, I will have to be at least twice a month if not more. It's just epic beyond epic.

If any of you guys ever go to Portland, this sandwich is what you need to go and get.
 
Got a list of ingredients and perhaps know how it's prepared? Looks fucking good.
 
thats the same one i found - looks very appetising. avacado is nice. so are jalapenos.

anything like that or half as good as that in Birmingham, Casey?

Because i would like to go out and try some non-meat dishes for a change. i dont eat meals out too much, but when i do it usually involves chicken. i absolutely LOVE most vegetarian foods - of course it depends what they are though.
 
Fuck, I wish I knew how it was prepared. I'd eat that shit every day. I tried to make it myself at home, and whilst what I made was certainly tasty, it didn't have the magic touch of the Weeping Tiger. One day, I will buy an additional one and take it home to study it's creation.

Here's another picture:

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Ingredients:
Braised tofu cutlets (thick slices, covered in nutritional yeast)
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Recipe for making the tofu here - The Spicy Vegan: Nutritional Yeast Tofu

Avocado
Lettuce
Tomato
Onion
Jalapenos (large slices, fresh, not pickled)
Vegenaise
Sriracha sauce.


The bread is important. It's a sourdough - crusty, chewy and freshly baked, from a place in Portland called Grand Central Bakery. Their website offers the following description:

Grand Central Sourdough
This loaf features a chewy interior honeycombed with irregular holes surrounded by a crisp crust. Sourdough is great with a hearty stew or a thick chop, and makes a great tuna sandwich.

The consistency of this bread works perfectly for the sandwich. I can't explain why.
 
anything like that or half as good as that in Birmingham, Casey?

Portland is pretty much the vegan capital of the world, lol. Incredibly green city, rivers and fields all over the place, low pollution, great air quality and very eco-friendly. There's more dedicated bike lanes there than any other city in the world, I think.

So... no, I don't think there's anything in Birmingham that comes close, although I would definitely recommend that you go here:

The Warehouse Cafe

It's in Digbeth just around the corner from the Bullring. It's the only place in Birmingham to get real quality vegan food in terms of going out somewhere. Lots of vegetarian options also. The menu is on the site if you're interested.
 
"Nutritional yeast"

Some folks will believe everything.


Anyway, that sandwich from the video? Looks disgusting, absolutely positively foul.

I laughed at "next time, we eat a tiger", though.
 
The 'nutritional' part isn't used as an adjective to describe yeast (as in 'I had a nutritional salad yesterday) it's the name of the product. "Nutritional yeast". It's produced in a specific way and it's different from regular yeast.
 

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