Sure thing! Famous for its savory mix, the Reuben Sandwich is a traditional deli recipe. The main parts are as follows:
A key component of the Reuben is thinly sliced corned beef. The characteristic flavor and subtle saltiness of corned beef come from brisket that has been cured in brine.
Melted Swiss cheese gives the sandwich a wonderful nutty, creamy flavor. Its subtle taste and silky texture go well with the corned meat.
The crisp and zesty sauerkraut rounds out the Reuben with its tangy and somewhat sour flavor. Sauerkraut is fermented cabbage. It cuts through the heaviness of the cheese and beef.
A Reuben sandwich would not be complete without Russian dressing. It's a tangy and creamy dressing that usually has mayonnaise and ketchup as its base and then has spices and horseradish added to it.
Rye Bread: Traditionally, the Reuben is put together with rye bread pieces. Rye, with its robust and slightly acidic flavor, goes well with the other components and keeps the sandwich's fillings from falling apart.
Optional: Butter: To achieve a golden and crispy texture while grilling sandwiches, several recipes suggest buttering the exterior of the bread.
Toasted or grilled, the Reuben sandwich lets the cheese melt and the contents combine. The end product is a toasty, filling sandwich that's perfect for wintertime thanks to the perfect blend of flavors and textures.
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