There was a small corner spot ten years ago in Washington, D.C. that brieflyserved these roast beef, egg & cheese sandwiches. One of the versions that Iremember liking included BBQ sauce. It’s something that would also work forlunch, or even dinner.The following recipe makes one very large breakfast sandwich.
Ingredients
3Tbspunsalted butter(one Tablespoon for cooking the egg)
1whole egg(whisked)
A tiny sprinkle of Kosher salt & freshly-ground black pepper
1burger-sized sandwich bun
5ozroast beef(finely-sliced)
1sliceAmerican cheese
2slicesprovolone cheese
1Tbspprepared Mayonnaise
2TbspBBQ sauce of preference
Instructions
Add one Tablespoon of unsalted butter to a nonstick sauté pan.
Increase the heat to medium, and melt the butter.
When the butter is melted, add the whole egg.
Gently allow the egg to cook until the egg white is cooked and the yolk is still runny.
Carefully remove the egg from the stove, and transfer to a plate.
Butter the insides of the burger bun, and griddle the bun over medium heat in a sauté pan until the insides of the buns are toasted and golden brown in color.
Remove the griddled buns from the heat and set aside.
Heat the roast beef in the pan, topped with the cheese.
Cover with a lid to allow the cheese to fully melt.
When the cheese is melted, add the mound of roast beef and melted cheese to the sandwich.
Add the fried egg from earlier.
Add the mayonnaise and BBQ sauce.
Serve warm.
Notes
You can use whatever cheeses and sauces you like for this sandwich.