Ep 11. Is That a Sandwich in Your Pocket?
- TVG
- May 6, 2012
- 21 min
In Sandwich King season 2 episode 11, titled "Is That a Sandwich in Your Pocket?," host Jeff Mauro sets out to prove that sandwiches can be portable and satisfying for even the busiest of people.
The episode opens with Jeff preparing a morning sandwich that can be easily taken on the go. He uses a baguette as the base and fills it with scrambled eggs, bacon, cheese, and hot sauce. Jeff emphasizes the importance of creating a sturdy foundation for sandwiches that will be transported, so that they don't fall apart or get soggy.
Next, Jeff visits a local convenience store to learn about the various pre-packaged sandwiches that are available for those who need a quick lunch on the go. He tries a few of them and offers his thoughts on how they could be improved for flavor and texture.
Back in the kitchen, Jeff gets creative with his own take on portable sandwiches. He makes a "spaghetti sandwich" by using spaghetti noodles as the filling between two slices of bread. He also creates a "grilled cheese cone" that involves filling a waffle cone with melted cheese and toppings like bacon and tomato before pressing it between two slices of bread.
Jeff then heads to a busy downtown area to put his portable sandwich creations to the test. He hands out samples to people on the street and asks for their feedback. The responses are mixed, with some people loving the unique sandwich combinations and others preferring more traditional options.
In the final segment of the episode, Jeff brings in a group of kids to help him make a fun and tasty snack that can easily be taken to school. They create "sandwich pockets" by rolling out bread dough and filling it with sandwich ingredients like ham, cheese, and veggies before baking.
Overall, "Is That a Sandwich in Your Pocket?" showcases the versatility of sandwiches and how they can be made to fit any lifestyle or situation. Jeff's innovative ideas for portable sandwiches are sure to inspire viewers to think outside the box and create their own on-the-go meals.
