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Senate sandwich superbowl
After
rousing wins by the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts in
conference championship games this weekend, Hill staffers will get to
do more than just cheer for the two teams in the weeks leading up to
the Feb. 7 Superbowl. They'll get to taste them, thanks to special
sandwiches created by the Senate cafeteria's American Grill.
Starting Monday, the official sandwich of New Orleans, the shrimp
po' boy, will face off against Indiana's beloved pork tenderloin sandwich in
a battle that will last until the two home teams take the field in
Miami.
Sources told ITK that Restaurant Associates worked in tandem with
staffers from Indiana to come up with the pork sandwich, which consists
of a pounded, deep fried pork loin served on a Kaiser roll with
lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, and pickles. The po' boy is a fried
seafood sandwich on a long roll. It can be served with just shrimp, but
it's considered "dressed" when accompanied by lettuce, tomato, and
mayonnaise.
