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Bondc / All my dishes 10 months ago
These seem to be an Indiana thing -- and I can't tell you how much I miss being able to get one in any sandwich place, like you can back in Indiana. I've never seen them anywhere else. Serve these on hamburger buns (they're a lot bigger than the bun)... More
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clbacon 10 months ago said:
Mmmmm.....I have not had one of these for years! Thanks for the memories and for the recipe.
hottamale 10 months ago said:
Mmmmm! I can taste it now.
krumkake 10 months ago said:
Yes, a "midwestern" thing, as we have them in IL, WI (Culver's has them on the menu), IA and MN, too - the pounded, breaded, fried chops melt in your mouth...we love ours loaded with mustard and carmelized onions. Wow, is your post ever making me hungry for a good old Pork T sandwich. I've never made my own, but your post has inspired me once again - thanks!!
zena824 10 months ago said:
What a sandwich...if it tastes half as good as it looks... it will be awesome.....
notyourmomma 8 months ago said:
Take a look at my places, "Biff Burger" serves an awesome pork tenderloin. Took a picture just to show how huge the piece of pork is on a bun. Absolutely delicious! Love the recipe and the post. Moock's tavern used to serve theirs with a thick slice of sweet onion and I remember them well.
mojomuppet 2 months, 2 weeks ago said:
I need this. i need this right now. and i have pork tenderloin thawed out in the kitchen woohoo. honey bring home some buns!
momo_55grandma 2 weeks, 3 days ago said:
Great recipe delicous