valmg’s Jersey Devil Sandwich – Created For Kraft Sandwich Road Trip – With Amex GC Giveaway

Not long ago, the folks at Kraft contacted me to let me know that in July, Kraft Foods will be launching an interactive microsite on www.Outstandwich.com that will act as a virtual trip around the country, featuring some of the best regional sandwiches. Some of the sandwiches will be inspired by the Kraft Kitchen Experts, but others will come straight from bloggers like me and their readers (that’s you). I came up with this sandwich, the Jersey Devil, with a little help from the husband and my youngest brother. It should be appearing on the site when it goes live. (Can you say exciting?!)

valmg’s Jersey Devil Sandwich

INGREDIENTS

  • 1 Everything bagel
  • 2-3 slices pork roll (Possible substitutions for pork roll include Canadian Bacon, Italian Sausage, ham steaks.)
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 slice Kraft Big Slice Pepper Jack cheese
  • jalapeno peppers

DIRECTIONS

Slice bagel in half.
Cook pork roll. Allow 2-3 slices for each sandwich.

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Pork Roll

While pork roll is cooking, fry 2 eggs for each sandwich.

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Eggs

Just before you take pork roll off the heat place a slice of Kraft Big Slice Pepper Jack on top of one piece of pork roll to melt.

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Cheese And Pork Roll

Place pork roll onto bottom of bagel, first the slice without cheese and then the slice with cheese.
Remove egg from pan and place on top of pork roll.
Place jalapeno peppers on top of everything and put top on bagel.

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Openfaced

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Assembled

Eat immediately.

This is a photo of an alternate version made with Italian Sausage instead of pork roll.

Valmg's Jersey Devil Sandwich Substitutes Sausage And Onion bagel

Geez. I’m hungry now, what about you? How does this hold up to your favorite local sandwich?

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    North Carolina Style coleslaw (recipe follows)
    rub (recipe follows)
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    For the rub:
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    3 parts kosher salt
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    Cayenne pepper
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    4 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes
    1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
    1 teaspoon white pepper
    1 teaspoon mustard powder
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    1. In a bowl combine the rub ingredients. Wash the butt in cold running water, pat dry, then coat the roast evenly with the rub. Put it in a ziploc bag and let it marinate in the fridge overnight at least, up to 24 hours.

    2. An hour before grilling, take the meat out of the fridge and let it come up to room temp. Soak your wood chips in water (making sure they’re fully submerged).

    3. Thirty minutes later, start your charcoal – I use a chimney starter. I don’t like lighter fluid-flavored BBQ.

    4.Position the coals on two sides of the grill, leaving the center open for the drip pan, building a two-level fire. Once your coals are ready, add a handful of wet chips atop the coals. Place the meat fat side up directly above the drip pan away from the coals and cover the grill with the vents over the meat to draw the smoke. Keep the bottom vents only slightly open to keep the fire low. You will occasionally need to add coals throughout the process. Do so by slightly lifting the lid and adding hot coals through the side vent of the grill, also adding wet chips to keep the smoke going.

    5. Grill until the internal temperature registers about 195F. The meat should be pretty tender and there should be a nice crust on the surface of the meat. Remove from the grill, cover with foil. And although you maybe tempted to eat be sure to rest the meat for at least 15~30 minutes. This will help to redistribute the meat juices.

    6. Meanwhile make the sauce. In a medium mixing bowl combine the sauce ingredients, including salt and pepper to taste. Thinly slice the cabbage for the slaw. I tossed the cabbage in the BBQ sauce 10 minutes before serving time so that it remained crunchy and not soggy.

    7. “Pull” or chop the pork into shreds while adding some of the sauce and mix well in a bowl. Serve the pulled pork with slaw on top between warm buns with plenty of sauce on the side.

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