5 Sandwiches from Around the World

This Vietnamese-style sandwich features thinly sliced pork tenderloin topped with a carrot and radish slaw, cucumber, cilantro, onions, and jalapeño. Serve on a fresh baguette.Recipe: Bahn Mi

Popular in Greece and Middle Eastern countries, traditional falafel is made by deep-frying balls of spiced, ground chickpeas. Here, falafel patties are pan-fried and topped with a homemade yogurt dressing, then tucked in whole-wheat pita halves.Recipe: Falafel Pitas with Cucumber-Yogurt Dressing

A croque-madame is a variation on the croque-monsieur, a French twist on grilled ham and cheese. Instead of dipping the sandwich in egg before sautéeing in butter (as you would for a croque-monsieur), grill the sandwich first and top with homemade Mornay Sauce, cheese, and sunny-side up egg.Recipe: Croque-Madame

Love grilled cheese sandwiches? Then this recipe is for you. Spread a mixture of butter and grated Parmesan cheese on slices of Italian bread, then top with high-quality provolone and mozzarella.Recipe: Extra Cheesy Grilled Cheese

Baked pork loin roast is a great base for many sandwiches, including this Cuban favorite. Spread mustard on Cuban bread and fill loaves with sliced pork loin, baked ham, provolone cheese, and dill pickle chips. Coat the outsides with butter and cook on a skillet or panini press until the sandwich is flat and the cheese is melted. Recipe: Pressed Cuban Sandwiches