What’s for breakfast?
Egg, cheese, avocado, tomato, mayo & hot sauce on a toasted roll.
Happy Sunday!
What’s for LUNCH?
Aussie style salad sanga - with avocado, beets (yes, very Aussie), carrots, sprouts, tomato & either lettuce or baby spinach. I also love a slice of mozzarella or muenster cheese.
Sometimes with some pesto, sometimes with a light spread of mayo.
Colorful, delicious and healthy!
Its that Brisket baby @ Mile End Deli
If you haven’t been to Mile End Deli ( 97a hoyt street, brooklyn ) for their smoked meat sandwich then you are missing out!
Opened by Noah Bernamoff, a 27-year-old part-time Brooklyn Law School student and native Montrealer… Mile End is bringing Montreal style deli sandwiches to Boerum Hill.
A self taught cook with zero deli or restaurant experience Noah was experimenting curing meat in his Park Slope fridge and then smoking it on his rooftop bbq.
Friends loved the sandwiches so much he quit law school and opened Mile End.
Holla! I love this story…..
So Kit and I originally found out about this place on the Food Network…. (probably a year after everyone else) …. but hey, better late than never!!! Right?
Today we made our second little trek out to BK because this place is really THAT good.
The smoked meat sandwich : cured & smoked beef brisket, mustard, rye
Via NY magazine :
” He uses prime-Angus-certified briskets from LaFrieda and Meat Innovations, which he cures for nine days in a dry rub of coarse salt, black pepper, tons of fresh garlic, and about a dozen different spices. He then smokes the brisket over oak in an electric smoker for eight to ten hours and steams it for four more, and slices and layers it atop Orwasher’s Jewish rye bread. The taste: more aggressively peppery than pastrami, and a little hotter thanks to the paprika in the dry rub. “
Not much more to say except. SO GOOD.
This is a must try!
We also had the Wagyu Beef Au Jus w/ horseradish on a sea salt roll. Delicious as well and the sea salt roll really kicked it up a level.
A big Aussie thumbs up for Mile End.
Follow them on Twitter @mileendbrooklyn
This little piggy went wwwweeeee weeeee all the way home
Stopped by ‘This little Piggy had Roast Beef” in the East Village today to try their well hyped sandwiches… Struck up a conversation with the chef William and managed to score a taste of the delicious Pastrami while waiting for my ‘THAT WAY’ sandwich with Roast Beef, Jus and Mozzarella on a Hero. Delicious. Well seasoned, meaty, salty and the bread was hearty enough to soak up the jus. Can’t wait to go back for the Pastrami on Rye…
