Best The Electricians Supper Hot Sliced Pork Sandwich Recipes

THE ELECTRICIAN'S SUPPER (HOT SLICED PORK SANDWICH)

Steps:

• Spread butter on rye bread. Arrange cold pork slices to completely cover the bread slice.
• Arrange warm sauteed onion and apple on top of the meat. Spoon hot pork gravy (or the vinaigrette) on top, and serve.
• Alternate mustard vinaigrette:.
• Mix together 1 1/2 tsp strong dark mustard, 1 1/2 tsp red wine vinegar, 1 tbsp vegetable oil and salt/pepper to taste.

ABSOLUTELY ADDICTIVE ROAST PORK SANDWICHES

Steps:

• Preheat oven to 375 degrees farenheit.
• Sprinkle pork roast with salt and pepper and place on a rack in a roasting pan.
• Roast for two hours or until temperature of center of pork registers 150-160 degrees (145 degrees is the new "safe" temp for pork.).
• Melt butter over roast while it is still in the roasting pan.
• Remove roast from pan, saving the drippings and juice.
• Add Au Jus mix and water to drippings and cook according to directions on package.
• Place bread in the oven (which has been turned off just after the roast is done) and let it crisp a bit. The heat will help to melt the cheese better than just the heat of the meat will.
• Let roast cool for about 10 minutes, then slice thinly.
• Pile pork and cheese on bread while meat is still hot.
• Serve with Au Jus dipping gravy on the side and LOTS o' napkins.

SECOND TIME AROUND -- HOT PORK SANDWICH WITH GRAVY

Steps:

• Reheat leftover pork in microwave, stove-top or oven.
• Heat gravy slowly in small saucepan over low/med heat or in microwave at 50% power 3-4 minutes.
• Reheat leftover pork in microwave for 30 sec on high (micro. ovens vary).
• Place one slice of bread on dinner plate, then sliced pork.
• Ladle a little gravy over pork, then top with second slice of bread.
• Spoon mashed potatoes on the side.
• Ladle rest of gravy over both, or just on top of the sandwich.
• Enjoy!
• Note: I used the leftover pork roast stock, milk, flour, butter, salt and pepper to make the gravy. There is no recipe for the gravy.

HOT PORK SANDWICHES WITH SWISS

Steps:

• .Lay open rolls out on a cookie sheet. Place pork on bottom halves. Top both sandwich halves with Swiss cheese. Place in the broiler until cheese is melted.

THIN SLICED "DELI STYLE" PORK (AND OTHER MEATS)

Steps:

• 1. Season and bake pork roast as desired. Bake until cooked and tender.
• 2. Remove pork roast from oven and let sit to cool for 20 minutes before putting in the meat slicer.
• 3. Remove meat slicer from box, wash, rinse and thourouly dry all parts of the machine (do this with each use!).
• 4. Assemble meat slicer as directed from company.
• 5. Place a large piece of the roast in the slicer, using the safety guard. The Rival meat slicer has a wonderful safety feature where you have to push two buttons at the same time in order to engage the motor!
• 6. Set the thickness dial and make a couple of slices to determine what thickness you would like.. We shave some, slice some very thin, medium thin, and even thick.... depending on what we want to make... Sandwiches, Dinners, Soups and Stews...
• 7. Link to a great old recipe! https://www.justapinch.com/recipe/colleen-sowa/hot-pork-sandwich-dinner/quick-easy-chicken

PHILLY (ITALIAN STYLE) HOT ROAST PORK SANDWICHES

Steps:

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
• Place pork roast in a baking dish (I use a 9 x 13 inch glass pyrex dish).
• Sprinkle generously with salt, pepper, garlic powder, basil, Italian seasoning and garlic flakes.
• Roast in oven for about 15 minutes or until juices start running and fat starts to melt and brown in the bottom of the pan, then add water to about 1/2 inch up the pan.
• Check every half hour or so and if water gets low, add a bit more to so it's about 1/2 inch up the pan every time.
• Each time you add the water, pour some over the roast, so the top does not get too dry.
• Roast until internal temperature reads 165-170 degrees (About an hour and a half TOTAL cooking time).
• Trim all visible fat from roast and discard.
• Slice roast very thin, in the pan if possible, so you don't lose any juices.
• If all goes well, the juices/gravy at the bottom of the pan should look golden brown, with darker flecks of spices, garlic and some little pieces of meat.
• Serve slices of pork on rolls, making sure that the slices have soaked up some of the juices (you can drizzle more juices on top, if you like, or you can thicken the gravy with water and cornstarch or flour, if desired).
• Enjoy!