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To: lonestar

Looks like that’s two reports from Texas. :D

Is it a common drink there? Sorry, I’m fascinated by regional differences. lol I didn’t know breaded tenderloins were regional until I heard the Monday Night Football announcers trying to figure out what they were during a broadcast from Indy.


92 posted on 11/16/2008 11:49:38 AM PST by nodumbblonde (Just doing the jobs my cat won't.)
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To: nodumbblonde
Actually, hot DP was more common several years ago...but never real common.

Where do you live? We "bread" round steak and veal cutlets...and fry it.

A friend and I were laughing recently about her MIL who fried everything in lard --(pig fat). It was so unhealthy that she lived to be only 101...and probably died when she started eating store bought food.

94 posted on 11/18/2008 5:49:25 PM PST by lonestar
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To: nodumbblonde
Actually, hot DP was more common several years ago...but never real common.

Where do you live? We "bread" round steak and veal cutlets...and fry it.

A friend and I were laughing recently about her MIL who fried everything in lard --(pig fat). It was so unhealthy that she lived to be only 101...and probably died when she started eating store bought food.

95 posted on 11/18/2008 5:49:37 PM PST by lonestar
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To: nodumbblonde
I’m fascinated by regional differences

I grew up in the St. Louis suburbs and I've never found anyone outside of St. Louis/Missouri who has heard of pork steaks. Not chops, not tenderloin...pork steaks. Haven't had one since I moved from St. Louis in 1979...unless I was visiting there.

102 posted on 11/19/2008 5:09:24 PM PST by tsmith130
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