Anthony Bourdain's legacy lives on in the world's appreciation of his taste in food. And if there's one thing Bourdain loved, ...

A classic dish that hails from Richmond, Virginia, the sailor sandwich shares a lot in common with another deli classic.

Pastrami lovers across the country look forward to their favorite sandwich on January 14th as they recognize National Hot ...

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For Anthony Bourdain, who traveled more than 750,000 miles around the world and was often on the road about 250 days per year ...

Taryn Varricchio: You might recognize these thin slices of slow-cooked pastrami, a whopping three quarters of a pound of them layered onto chewy rye bread. It's one of the most New York foods you ...

Repeat this layering process with another slice of bread and the remaining butter, mustard, pastrami, cheese and pickled cucumber. Finish each sandwich with a piece of bread. Wrap each sandwich in ...

Herrine Ro: And I'm Herrine. Alana: And today, we are traveling around New York City to find the best Both: pastrami sandwich. Herrine: I love, love, love, love, love pastrami sandwiches.

South of the Mason Dixon, nobody makes a better pastrami on rye than Todd Ginsberg. Pro tip: Get it slathered in rich, funky-sweet chicken liver. $13, thegeneralmuir.com ...

Pastrami, chopped liver, blintzes, herring in cream sauce: These rich and cholesterol-inducing delicacies that Jews brought to America from Eastern Europe are rarely seen on restaurant menus anymore.