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Duran Sandwiches Has Pumpkin For Halloween 2016 & Beyond

Photo courtesy of Duran Sandwiches
Photo courtesy of Duran Sandwiches

Tamás Szebeni, owner of Duran Sandwiches, went from shooting the Hungarian version of American and British entertainment shows like X Factor, Dancing With The Stars, and Big Brother to operating a quaint sandwich shop in Gramercy.

Today, he still does voiceover work for Master Chef from his New York City apartment, but dedicates most of his time to running Duran, whose visually-petite and masterful creations that can be seen from down the block.

The petite, open-faced sandwiches are remarkably less common here than in Europe, but people are digging the chance to create their own tiny smorgasbord of several tiny sandies.

Photo courtesy of Duran Sandwiches
Photo courtesy of Duran Sandwiches

These include variety of meat, seafood, vegetarian and vegan selections layered with Duran Cream. Some of these include Spicy Hungarian Salami, Hot Pepper Egg Salad, Smoked Salmon with celery root puree, farmer’s cheese, egg and tomato, the vegan Avocado Smash, with tomatoes, onion and lime juice, and the Sundried Tomato, with a blend of fresh and sundried tomatoes and the unique addition of dates for an earthy sweetness.

For fall, their new arrivals are Pumpkin Spice sandwiches made with fresh pumpkin purée, mascarpone cheese, fresh ginger, nutmeg and either Chili pepper topped with red beets and sprouts, or cinnamon topped with golden beets, sprouts and pumpkin seeds

“Each sandwich is handmade like a piece of cake,” said Szebeni. “After four months of practice and hard work, everyone knows how to make them.”

Duran Sandwiches is located at 62 Madison Avenue and 27th and open Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM and on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

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By Helaina Hovitz

Helaina Hovitz is an editor, writer, and co-founder of Headlines for the Hopeful, a news site dedicated to positive news stories about people making a difference in the world. She is also the author of the forthcoming memoir After 9/11: One Girl's Journey Through Darkness to a New Beginning. She has written for the New York Times, Teen Vogue, Salon, Newsday, xoJane, New York Observer, and others. She is a contributor to Forbes, Huffington Post, Recovery.org, and is the NYC Guide Editor at The Daily Meal. Visit her at www.HelainaHovitz.com