Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Desperately Seeking Sandwich: Seattle Editon


When I heard about Seattle chef Tom Douglas' biscuit bar at Dahlia Workshop, I knew I had to squeeze it in to my vacation itinerary. It's a breakfast sandwich haven. The most difficult part was choosing just one, but I went with the fried green tomato, bacon, egg and remoulade version, which was fantastic. The biscuits are the real stars here, buttery, crunchy and hearty, and the combination of flavors was just perfect. With options like fried chicken with Tabasco gravy, fennel sausage and fontina, and ham with apple mustard, I'm eager to try other variations on future visits.

Breakfast Sandwich Search: Part I
Breakfast Sandwich Search: Part II

13 comments:

  1. fried green tomatoes are a genius addition to the morning sandwich. looks amazing.

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  2. Those fried green tomatoes looks like a fantastic addition to a sandwich and what could be better than a biscuit?!

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  3. people in richmond say that richmond has some amazing food options, but i'm starting to feel like we're missing out on so much more.

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  4. This looks so good! The fried green tomatoes sound really different on a morning sandwich.

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  5. That looks incredible. I'm on the wrong side of the country!

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  6. omgeee, this looks amazing! Why do you do this to me just before lunch ;)

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  7. This sounds like a place I must visit! This breakfast sandwich looks so good!

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  8. Thanks for visiting my blog the other day! I can't believe you were in Seattle, that's where I live! I love Tom and each and every one of his restaurants are the best. Happy to be your newest follower!

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  9. i love your blog!! i'll be in nyc this weekend and was wondering if you have any amazing restaurant recommendations? please let me know! we're staying near union square/east village.

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  10. Holy moly! You're making me hungry, girl! :)

    I love breakfast food! It's probably a good thing I don't live in Seattle because I would here every morning before work :)

    P.S. Thanks for your super sweet words on my blog!

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  11. Whoa! These look so good....now I'm feeling inspired by that fried green tomato sandwich!

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  12. well, good lord--you'd have to unhinge your jaw to fit one of those sandwiches in your mouth! nice.

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