tacchino
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I've not had this particular hero, but I've tasted the meats and cheeses that Mike sells in the deli, and they are uniformly fantastic.
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ann peeples
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I havent had one from where you speak,however,have had the same at our excellent Italian deli,Gloriosos...
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Michael Hoffman
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Except for being that long it sounds like a standard sub sandwich to me, although I prefer it with roasted red peppers, black olives, olive oil and oregano, instead of lettuce and tomatoes. At least, that's the way I grew up eating them, and that's how I make them now.
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bxfinest
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RE: NY Hero
Mon, 12/11/06 5:53 PM
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quote:Originally posted by acornlover
https://www.arthuravenue.com/Dispatch.jsp?screen=productinfo&order=1&catid=6&subcatid=21&pno=1&pid=215
Has anyone ever had one of these?
I grew up eating NY heros with various cuts. Eventhough the history of it's name is based off italian meats and cheeses on long french bread, it's become the standard name we New Yorkers gave to the long sandwich.
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NYNM
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RE: NY Hero
Sat, 12/16/06 10:57 PM
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Although a NYC "hero" can be Italian meats & cheeses, I remember it being even more commonly made with hot Italian foods usually also with tomato sauce, like meatballs, chicken parmigiani, eggplant, Italian saugages, etc. or thinks like peppers and eggs also cooked.
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