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31 Sandwich Recipes for Every Craving

31 Sandwich Recipes for Every Craving

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The article showcases 31 sandwich recipes that span a range of flavors and occasions. It highlights categories such as breakfast, chicken, vegetarian, seafood, and crowd-pleasing options, with each recipe emphasizing balanced textures and taste. The collection includes both classic twists like a tuna melt and inventive creations such as a gochujang‑glazed fried chicken sandwich.

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Original publisherBon Appétit
Canonical URLhttps://www.bonappetit.com/gallery/best-sandwich-recipes
Publication timeTue, 23 Jun 2026 21:16:11 +0000
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Recipes31 Standout Sandwich RecipesFocaccia cheesesteak, gochujang fried chicken, a big-ass beach hoagie, and more sandwiches for every craving.By Carly Westerfield and Zoe DenenbergJune 23, 2026Photo by Chelsie Craig, Food Styling by Pearl JonesYou don’t need a recipe to make a great sandwich. Peanut butter and jelly, cream cheese and olive, pineapple and mayonnaise—some combinations practically build themselves. But the sandwich recipes below are worth following to the letter.This collection includes breakfast sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, riffs on grilled cheese, the ultimate tuna melt, a cheesesteak on focaccia, party-worthy vegetarian sandwiches, beach-ready hoagies, and more.

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