Hot Brown Surprise

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Created by Brown Hotel chef Fred Schmidt using leftover ingredients that he had on-hand, it is said that the iconic Hot Brown sandwich was made for hungry dancers seeking respite from the dance floor on frigid winter nights. While the modern Hot Brown may look different from its 1926 origins, it's a decadent, open-faced sandwich with a balanced blend of savory richness and acidity. This is achieved by its chief ingredients: bread, Mornay sauce, turkey, bacon, tomatoes, and very rarely...peaches. In Hot Brown Surprise, players take turns playing ingredient cards (e.g., tomatoes, bacon, turkey, etc.) from their hand face-down to build a single pile (known as the "Sandwich"). The Sandwich is complete when each player has one card remaining in hand. Then, the pile of cards is flipped over, and the effects on the ingredient cards are resolved in the order they were played. Once all effects are resolved, the player with the highest fullness score remaining in their hand wins!