posted on May, 14 2010 @ 02:03 AM
Well,in the rest of the country they have "french"dipped sandwiches which is pretty much the same thing.The french is for french bread which is what
the sliced beef is served on.
You have to dip them in aus jus because the french roll is tough to chew.
I believe what is popular in Chicago is just a regional variant of this.
This place
Philippe's in Los Angeles,Calif.originated the French dipped sandwich.
They dip the cut bun in juice before adding the meat.
A single dip is just the top dipped, a double dip is both top and bottom dipped.
In Philadelphia they have the Philly cheesesteak sandwich which is similar to the Italian beef sandwich.
The cheessteak sandwich originated by
Pat's King of Steaks a small shop outside the
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
Cheesesteak sandwiches use a softer roll and you can eat them without them being soaked in ausjus.
The cheese normally used is Cheese Whiz cheese in a can and is spread liberally on the bun before the meat is put on.They usually just keep the can on
the griddle to keep the cheese fluid and easy to spread.
They can have grilled onions and also green peppers on them.
Talking about all these delicious sandwiches have made me hungry.
[edit on 14-5-2010 by Oneolddude]
[edit on 14-5-2010 by Oneolddude]