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12 fantastic sandwiches in Boston

GRILLED BANANA SANDWICH Mike & Patty’s 12 Church Street, Boston. 617-423-3447. www.mikeandpattys.com Recipe To shed some perspective: A typical batch of cinnamon toast uses a single teaspoon of the spice. Cinnamon cookies (about a tablespoon) and cinnamon rolls (roughly twice that) contain a good bit more. For the ludicrously amped-up cinnamon-honey spread that gets ladled across top, bottom and middle of this sandwich — a hybrid delight that fuses the dreamiest aspects of French toast, grilled cheese and bananas foster — Mike Fitzhenry dispenses a whopping half-cup (eight tablespoons!) of roasty Saigon prime per pound of butter. The resultant mess is chalky, pitch-black and fiery. Which, in this case, is a good thing. ALSO TRY : Green Madame
Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff
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GRILLED BANANA SANDWICH

Mike & Patty’s
12 Church Street, Boston. 617-423-3447.
www.mikeandpattys.com
Recipe

To shed some perspective: A typical batch of cinnamon toast uses a single teaspoon of the spice. Cinnamon cookies (about a tablespoon) and cinnamon rolls (roughly twice that) contain a good bit more. For the ludicrously amped-up cinnamon-honey spread that gets ladled across top, bottom and middle of this sandwich — a hybrid delight that fuses the dreamiest aspects of French toast, grilled cheese and bananas foster — Mike Fitzhenry dispenses a whopping half-cup (eight tablespoons!) of roasty Saigon prime per pound of butter. The resultant mess is chalky, pitch-black and fiery. Which, in this case, is a good thing.
ALSO TRY: Green Madame

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