- Buy a Pork Tenderloin . . . usually sold 2 per vacuum pack 3pounds (+/-) total weight
- Cut into 1/2 inch medallions
- Pound/tenderize to 1/4" (+/-)
- Place individual tenderloins on oiled grill, or in an oiled iron skillet
- Cook 2-2 1/2 minutes (+/-) per side
Serve on a hamburger bun with the same toppings you would put on a hamburger.
This is what they look like when cut into the medallions. You can see how small the actual loins are . . . the narrower the loin, the thicker Gene cuts the medallions.
I would show you a picture of the actual sandwich, but Google isn't helping me tonight :0{
Breaded tenderloins are also a Hoosier staple . . . but I still prefer grilled. Here is the recipe for the breaded ones that can be found on the food network's web site. . . for me, too much work for something so easy . . . but, they might give you some seasonings you may like. I like mine without seasoning . . . just the taste of pork is all I want.
this is a normal breaded sandwich
this is what a lot of places serve for their breaded . . . very normal to be this size
2 comments:
They look delicious! Logan said he wants to try them and Rob thinks he may have had one!
Thanks for the recipe! The're on the grocery list for next week!
Smiles - Denise
Oh yummy!
Bought, cut, grilled, and ate! These are now on our current menu! What a wonderful quick sandwich!
I read on Yahoo yesterday that pork tenderloin is one of those "Eat this not that" foods. Better than hamburgers!
Thank-you! Denise
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