Pork chop sandwich recipes

Packed with flavor and texture, this is a perfect sandwich to satisfy an appetite. Best of all it's fast and easy to make!

This Chicago-style Pork Chop Sandwich might be quick and easy to make, but do not let that fool you. It is tasty, crunchy, and packs plenty of flavor, so save this recipe immediately to enjoy one night this week!

Craving for something savory but very easy to make? With just a few ingredients, you can make your very own pork chop sandwich. Within 30 minutes, you can achieve your very own juicy and flavourful pork chop sandwich. Save this Father's day recipe for later!

My husband and I lived in the Midwest for a long time since my husband grew up there. One of the fun memories I have is visiting his parents and going to the McLean County fair with them.

This Midwest-style Pork Tenderloin Sandwich is a mouth watering beast! Breaded and fried in crushed oyster crackers, this sandwich is salty, crunchy on the outside and extra juicy on the inside. Sandwich perfection!

Chicago has some interesting and iconic foods. The jibarito, Italian beef sandwiches and deep dish pizzas top the list. One unique eat from Chicago that is less known is the pork sandwich. What makes some of these pork sandwiches unique is that they use bone-in pork chops. Yep, for real. While we...

Welcome to our Cajun Hot Honey Fried Pork Chop Sandwich recipe! This sandwich is the perfect combination of spicy, sweet, and savory flavors. Everything piled high on a soft bun and topped with your favorite sandwich fixings, these Cajun Hot Honey Fried Pork Chop Sandwiches are sure to be a hit with your whole family. Get ready to dig in and enjoy!

Pork chop recipes – Pork chops are a delicious budget-friendly option when it comes to making a dinner the whole family will love. Pork chops take only minutes to prep and you can sear them, …

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I always keep buttermilk on hand because it makes an excellent marinade for chicken. What I didn’t know is that it works equally well for pork. This was a day of firsts because not only, for the first time, did I marinate pounded medallions of pork tenderloin in buttermilk, but, for the first time, used crushed saltines as a breading. Wow! What a difference that made from my usual breadcrumbs. I also, for the first time, had a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich, native to the state of Indiana…