Guy Fieri Devours UNREAL Deli Sandwiches in Denver | Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
In this exciting episode of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, Guy Fieri takes us on a mouthwatering journey to Denver, where he experiences a deli that’s pushing the limits of what a sandwich can be. If you’re a fan of towering creations that know no bounds, you’re in for a treat!
The Deli Destination
Guy visits Il Porcellino Salumi, a haven for meat lovers, adorned with a variety of freshly prepared deli cuts. At this spot, sandwiches are not just meals; they’re skyscraper-level masterpieces, loaded with layers of flavor and texture that leave a lasting impression. Imagine sinking your teeth into a sandwich packed with house-made meats paired with artisan bread—it’s a food fan’s dream!
The Skyscraper Sandwiches
Elevating the classic deli sandwich to extraordinary heights, each creation is a culinary experience. Picture a stacked pastrami sandwich with a side of crispy pickles and tangy mustard, or how about a sumptuous Reuben overflowing with house-made corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, and melty cheese? These sandwiches are crafted with passion and precision, ensuring every bite is a joyous explosion of flavors.
The Side Quest: Lomo Saltado
Following his deli adventure, Guy heads over to Utah, where he explores an international joint serving a delicious rendition of lomo saltado. This tantalizing Peruvian dish combines marinated strips of beef, sautéed with onions, tomatoes, and spices, served alongside fragrant rice and crispy fries. It’s a vibrant representation of cultural fusion that’s sure to delight any food enthusiast.
Cooking at Home
While you might not be able to replicate the exact experience of dining at these extraordinary establishments, you can certainly attempt to capture the spirit of these dishes at home! Here are a few tips to help you create your very own deli-worthy sandwich and a delightful lomo saltado:
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Choose Quality Ingredients: Start with high-quality meats and fresh bread. The foundation of your sandwich will set the tone for the entire dish.
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Stack and Layer: Don’t be shy with your ingredients! The more, the merrier. Layer meats, cheeses, and toppings to reach skyscraper heights.
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Get Creative with Condiments: Elevate your sandwich with unique condiments. Whether it’s a zesty aioli or a tangy pickle relish, the right sauce can add depth.
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Experiment with Recipes: For the lomo saltado, make sure to marinate your beef well and stir-fry quickly to keep the meat tender and juicy while achieving that perfect balance of flavors.
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Presentation Matters: Serve your creations with a flair. A cutting board full of colorful ingredients or a side of perfectly crispy fries can turn a simple meal into a feast.
As Guy Fieri reminds us, food is not just about sustenance; it’s about embracing flavors, celebrating culture, and sharing moments with friends and family. So grab your apron and get ready to dive into a delicious adventure inspired by Guy’s culinary journey across America!
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Why isn't the name of the restaurant not named? I thought it might be named in the description but it's not. 😢
Wish I lived near Denver!
Gabagool
I know it's Capracoli
Why is it Guy. Everyone that goes to your restaurants. They are paying too much and disappointed?
🤤🤤🤤
I love these kinda places where they do everything. You can tell the meat is good with Guy nonstop munching during lol.
Ozzy Osborne making sandwiches.
These are some amazing cured meats. I want to taste all 40 to 50 different meats.
YES, GUY FOR PRESIDENT
Each is a well crafted sandwich, BUT, you had me at horseradish. Gotta have the beef (at least for starters)
"Kenny & Ziggy's New York Delicatessen (Houston, TX)", please!😋👍👍💯
"needs some gabagool" (tony soprano)
can u plz stop eating before making
3:08 he's looking at Guy like "you do realize the knife is right next to me right?"
I live in Denver this place has been permanently closed for awhile lol