This is an updated recipe post originally dated August 24, 2016. A breaded pork tenderloin sandwich was always my mom’s favorite when she would occasionally take my sister and me to a cafe for lunch. This was in west central Illinois and I’ve been reading that the breaded pork tenderloin sandwich was either an Indiana…
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Easy Rye Sandwich Rolls
I’m crazy about rye yeast breads of any kind and today I have a recipe for easy rye sandwich rolls that everyone loves. Recipe and post by MaryJo My love affair with rye is due to the Scandinavian and German blood in my veins. I like to make rolls for their versatility and because most people seem to…
Electric Pressure Cooker Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Your whole family is going to fall in love with these pulled pork sandwiches. The pork gets a homemade spice rub then is cooked in an electric pressure cooker until it is super tender. This post is sponsored by L’Chef NutriMill Artiste Mixer. All comments and opinions are my own. Last spring, MaryJo and I…
Breakfast Sandwich Recipe with Buttermilk Biscuits
Here’s a breakfast sandwich recipe made with easy to make, buttermilk biscuits. I say easy because I’m not a baker….that’s MaryJo’s deal, but making these biscuits is kind of a no brainer. Five ingredients mixed up in a bowl, kneaded, rolled out and cut into circles, (or cut into squares if you don’t have a…
Hot Shredded Turkey Sandwiches For A Crowd
Nothing’s better than having some folks over for the big game and feeding them hot shredded turkey sandwiches. It’s easy to prepare ahead of time so you are free to participate in the festivities. I’m from Minnesota and the Vikings are into the NFC championship game…again. This may be their best chance to win a…
Cheesy Hot Tuna Sandwiches
These cheesy hot tuna sandwiches are delicious and the perfect thing for a family get-together or to serve during the big game. The recipe for these hot tuna sandwiches has been in my family for decades. I really can’t remember the first time my mom made these, probably in the late 60’s. No one knew…