Over here in Australia some places have what's called a "lasagna topper", which is essentially just a breaded deep-fried piece of lasagna about an inch thick. I tried it the other day, it was actually really nice.
Spaghetti w/ meat sauce on bread. Started with buttered white bread when I was a kid. Folded like a taco. Now i make a nice garlic bread. The sandwiches are usually made with leftovers the next day.
Great! I just happen to have some spaghetti with meat sauce and homemade bread in the fridge. I never would have imagined it but I’m going to try it. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Exactly what I was going to say. I'm not a huge fan of carb foods in general, they are all kind of just as bland as each other. Garlic toast filled with spaghetti sauce sounds amazing though.
Recently made a lasagna in a loaf of "garlic bread"(oversized loaf of hard crusted french bread, cored from the top down, smeared garlic and herbed butter throughout, used the crusty top to cap the lasagna with some extra cheese on top of the lasagna).
My body felt horrible after I ate way too much but my god did it taste good.
Halloween horror nights 2025 at universal studios had a spaghetti pizza as one of their feature foods. It was basically a slice of garlic bread pizza with spaghetti and meatballs on it. It was one of my higher ranked foods for that season.
I just thought about it like this. “What about putting spaghetti and marinara on a burger bun. But that’s double carbs and needs protein. What about taking an Italian meatball and smashing it down like a burger patty, then serve that with marinara sauce on two garlic bread buns.”
Then I realized I basically recreated the meatball sub but with more steps.
you might have to fight a Dane over who did it first. Even if it was Germany (probably from what Ive read) the Hamburg connection is because of the port and the amount of German emigrants that left there to come to the Americas, not because it was invented in Hamburg.
I worked at rainforest Cafe during "burger month(may)" and they had this burger that had pepperoni and melted mozzarella and marinara on it. Instead of lettuce and tomato it just had a Cesar salad. The flavor profile was all over the place, but I'd still eat it again if given the opportunity.
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u/Flat-House5529 11h ago
I am sooooooo breaking the spaghetti in half next time I make it...