This is one of my favorite ways to eat duck, and if you are a duck fan, this pastrami is a must.
If you are a duck fan, a pastrami sandwich is one of those sandwich combos where you can still get your fix of salty meat and the perfect amount of tangy sweetness. If you are not a duck fan, or just prefer to stick to traditional Italian dishes, you can enjoy a more traditional pastrami sandwich on our website.
Yes, it’s a perfect sandwich to have on your sandwich bar. A classic pastrami sandwich is made, then wrapped in a fresh, lightly toasted, multilayered baguette. The sandwich comes with a nice toasted baguette and a small amount of shredded pork. The meat is moist and flavorful, and it’s topped with a small dollop of mayonnaise.
Since we can’t find a pastrami sandwich, we have to make do with a more traditional sandwich we can find with this recipe. Our goal in order to make this perfect pastrami sandwich is to make a whole bunch of them on the weekend, and be able to enjoy them all over, without having to worry about any of the ingredients.
The secret ingredient in this sandwich recipe is the pumpernickel bread, which is a bit of a challenge to find. Duck pastrami has been a staple in the food world for years now, but it has always been a bit of a challenge to find, so we’re trying to get something that’s close enough to a traditional sandwich recipe. Hopefully we succeeded.
We’ve always enjoyed the taste of pumpernickel bread and have been fans of the duck, so we thought we’d see if we could get closer to that by going for the traditional pastrami. We were pleasantly surprised at the ease of the recipe. It all came together in less than 12 minutes and we just had the ingredients on hand. The whole thing takes about 30 minutes to make (the sandwiches take about 5 though) and the result is just as good as the traditional version.
After the recipe, we just needed to let it sit for 15 minutes to let the flavors develop. We didn’t have any additional pumpernickel or spices, so we used a mix of dried apples and dried pears. We weren’t too impressed with the result, but I would be happy with it.
