Polish style sandwich
Thanks for all the feedback.
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3 Comments
Cool photo and all the ingredients look good. It does seem a little strange that it has no top bread.
Thank you very much for the comment. An interesting note which I will try to explain. In some nationalities, sandwiches are served without top slice. That's where my interpretation comes from.
I think you really sold the concept with the curvature of the meat. It makes the layers look like they're floating. Otherwise it would have just been a bunch of ingredients that you outlined and stacked.
Nice work.