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Prep Time15 minutes
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Cook Time15 minutes
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Serv SizeYield 4 servings
Bakery roll with juicy pastrami, melted provolone cheese, tangy mustard, and crunchy dill pickles!
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Growing up in Southern California, my husband and I loved the pastrami sandwiches at “The Hat” — stacked with peppery pastrami, melty provolone, tangy mustard, and crunchy pickles. This homemade version brings those same bold flavors into our own kitchen, no road trip required.
I used large, freshly baked rolls from my local grocery store bakery.
Each sandwich uses about 1/2 pound of deli‑cut pastrami, but you can easily adjust the amount to suit your taste.
In a medium pan, bring 4 cups of beef broth to a simmer. I like the flavor of Better Than Bouillon.
While the broth heats, toast the hoagie rolls. Place the provolone slices on the cut sides of the rolls and toast under the broiler until the cheese is melted.
Add the pastrami slices to the hot broth and let them simmer on low for a few minutes, just until heated through.
Transfer the pastrami to a paper‑towel‑lined plate and let it drain briefly.
Once the rolls come out of the broiler, add your desired amount of mustard, pickles, and the warmed pastrami. Serve with au jus.
Enjoy!
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Growing up in Southern California, my husband and I loved the pastrami sandwiches at “The Hat” — stacked with peppery pastrami, melty provolone, tangy mustard, and crunchy pickles. This homemade version brings those same bold flavors into our own kitchen, no road trip required.
I used large, freshly baked rolls from my local grocery store bakery.
Each sandwich uses about 1/2 pound of deli‑cut pastrami, but you can easily adjust the amount to suit your taste.
In a medium pan, bring 4 cups of beef broth to a simmer. I like the flavor of Better Than Bouillon.
While the broth heats, toast the hoagie rolls. Place the provolone slices on the cut sides of the rolls and toast under the broiler until the cheese is melted.
Add the pastrami slices to the hot broth and let them simmer on low for a few minutes, just until heated through.
Transfer the pastrami to a paper‑towel‑lined plate and let it drain briefly.
Once the rolls come out of the broiler, add your desired amount of mustard, pickles, and the warmed pastrami. Serve with au jus.
Enjoy!


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