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Grilled Meatball Sandwich

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Grilled Meatball SandwichAlex Farnum

Although we don't follow any fashion rules as dictated by a calendar, this might be an after-Labor Day sandwich because it can be sloppy. If you don't have sauce on your face you aren't eating it right. And if we hear a fork or knife clanking on the plate, there will be hell to pay.

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