Hot Roast Beef Sammy with Gravy

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Bearcarver

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Hot Roast Beef Sammy with Gravy


Mrs Bear helping pick up the slack from my cutting back on smoking lately.
She likes it, because she's not a big smoked meat enthusiast.

This has always been my favorite “Cheap” restaurant dinner, and the only thing my Son would order from about 10 years old until 18.

I promise my next post will be from the Smoker!!!


Bear



A nice 3 LB Chucky:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0249.jpg.html


Not the greatest price, but:
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Fresh out of Crockpot:
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Ready to pull:
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One slice of bread with gravy:
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Then some pulled Chucky on top:
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Then another slice of bread & more gravy. Also Taters & Carrots that cooked with the Chucky:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0266.jpg.html


Then The Next Day-----Sammy Time!!!

Coat both sides of a roll with Horseradish Sauce, and pile on the Pulled Chucky.
Then one TBS of juice from each Hot Pepper jar and Bread & Butter Pickle jar:
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Then cover with Shredded Mozzarella, and stick it in Toaster Oven:
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Remove from oven after cheese melts & roll crisps up a bit:
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Finished Open-Face Sammy:
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You gotta love that beef and gravy. When I was a kid it was one of my favourites too. When we went downtown shopping my Mom used to take me to a cafeteria restaurant in Vancouver called the White Lunch. When I was a kid, it was the treat of the century. In retrospect, it was pretty bad. However, I still think of hot roast beef sandwiches as comfort food.

Thanks for the good post and the memories, Bear.

Disco
 
That looks awesome!! And I'm glad you're showing us all that the crockpot is not necessarily evil. Hope you're back on your feet and back to smoking soon, but it looks like Mrs. Bear is taking good care of you in the meantime!
 
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You gotta love that beef and gravy. When I was a kid it was one of my favourites too. When we went downtown shopping my Mom used to take me to a cafeteria restaurant in Vancouver called the White Lunch. When I was a kid, it was the treat of the century. In retrospect, it was pretty bad. However, I still think of hot roast beef sandwiches as comfort food.

Thanks for the good post and the memories, Bear.

Disco
Thanks Disco!!!

I think it was more popular back in our day. Every time we used to go to the mountains, my Dad would stop in Bethlehem, at a place called "John's Lunch" (not there any more), and I'd always order "Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, with gravy & French Fries".

I was just a Cub then!!

Bear
 
Very nice. Chuckie just aren't priced like they use to be.
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Thanks Disco!!!

I think it was more popular back in our day. Every time we used to go to the mountains, my Dad would stop in Bethlehem, at a place called "John's Lunch" (not there any more), and I'd always order "Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, with gravy & French Fries".

I was just a Cub then!!

Bear
That sounds like a great time. Going to the mountain with your dad. Those are the memories that stay with you.

Disco
 
I've had that type of hot roast beef sandwich in diners all over New England and even when it's mediocre it's pretty darn good ! There used to be a diner named "jean's" in Connecticut that had absolutely the best one on the planet....everything homemade , and it was huge and back then it cost about 2 bucks. If I had a time machine , I'd go straight to 1967 and go get me one!
Ah well , That one you made looks really nice. The second one looks pretty terrific too.
 
Nice Bear, real nice. Here we have poboys.... and you can get your roast beast Poboy fully dressed  OR if you are in the know you ask for it dressed and "Sloppy" That means they pour the gravy over it. Yes, there is no polite way to eat it, sort of like a watermelon. You can wash up after you are finished I figured.

Ya know, all the best foods require washing up after ya eat 'em. LOL Or maybe I am just a pig at the table.

There is nothing better. You know good sandwiches are getting hard to find. Either that or I am getting more particular.

Looks really good Bear. Good enough that I want one now.

Thanks for sharing
 
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That looks awesome!! And I'm glad you're showing us all that the crockpot is not necessarily evil. Hope you're back on your feet and back to smoking soon, but it looks like Mrs. Bear is taking good care of you in the meantime!
Thanks Mdbb!!

Mrs Bear's a good kid, but if it was up to her many of the things I smoke would be done in the Crockpot.

Bear
 
Good looking sandwiches!
Thanks Todd!!

Bear
 
Very nice. Chuckie just aren't priced like they use to be.
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Thanks Flash!!

Yeah, I haven't seen the $1.99 sales fot years!!

Bear
 
 
That sounds like a great time. Going to the mountain with your dad. Those are the memories that stay with you.

Disco
Yup, most times it was just Dad & Me. About Noon on Fridays, the principal would come to my 4th, 5th, and 6th grade class rooms, and tell me & my teacher that I had to leave with my Dad, who was waiting for me in his truck. They didn't know why, but it was so we could get some fishing in before dark, and then get to the cabin to be ready for the next day's fishing. The rest of the family went up about twice a year, but My Dad & I were up about twice a month, fishing our Butts off !!!

Ahhh---Memories!!

Bear
I've had that type of hot roast beef sandwich in diners all over New England and even when it's mediocre it's pretty darn good ! There used to be a diner named "jean's" in Connecticut that had absolutely the best one on the planet....everything homemade , and it was huge and back then it cost about 2 bucks. If I had a time machine , I'd go straight to 1967 and go get me one!
Ah well , That one you made looks really nice. The second one looks pretty terrific too.
Thank You Much!!

Bear
 
Nice Bear, real nice. Here we have poboys.... and you can get your roast beast Poboy fully dressed  OR if you are in the know you ask for it dressed and "Sloppy" That means they pour the gravy over it. Yes, there is no polite way to eat it, sort of like a watermelon. You can wash up after you are finished I figured.

Ya know, all the best foods require washing up after ya eat 'em. LOL Or maybe I am just a pig at the table.

There is nothing better. You know good sandwiches are getting hard to find. Either that or I am getting more particular.

Looks really good Bear. Good enough that I want one now.

Thanks for sharing
Thanks Foamy!!

The second one I showed is great to dip in au jus, but the first one has to be eaten with a fork, or it will fall apart.

I love 'em all.

Bear
 
 
Yup, most times it was just Dad & Me. About Noon on Fridays, the principal would come to my 4th, 5th, and 6th grade class rooms, and tell me & my teacher that I had to leave with my Dad, who was waiting for me in his truck. They didn't know why, but it was so we could get some fishing in before dark, and then get to the cabin to be ready for the next day's fishing. The rest of the family went up about twice a year, but My Dad & I were up about twice a month, fishing our Butts off !!!

Ahhh---Memories!!

Bear
Way cool Dad!

Disco
 
You're a lucky man Bear!!! If allowed in the kitchen my wife feeds me things like spinach, green beans, a bowl full of lettuce, soy burgers, veggie dogs (WTF!!) Ughhhh!
 
 
LOL... case its the nature of the beast..... I bet you go thru the house turning off the lights too.....
I can say this, until she met me she was a vegetarian. One smoked burger was all it took to change that! She still wont eat pork, however I have caught her sneaking bacon!
 
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