Pony Shoe on the Weber/Lavalock Griddle


 
B.A. Poole

B.A. Poole

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Recently I was going through the recipe section and discovered a thread named Eat your State/Country with a post by Timothy on the Horseshoe sandwich. This put the wheels in motion.

What to do. First, my griddle capability is limited so ordered a kettle griddle cuz I'm handsome not rich. I chose a simple Lavalock griddle for my Weber kettle to expand my capability.

I decided my "pony" would have buttered Texas Toast with a thin coat of Sweet Baby Ray's, an onion soup mix seasoned smash burger patty, sliced sauteed mushrooms, restraunt type fries and cheddar cheese sauce. A side of tossed salad would accompany it but missed the shot.

Oh man was that tasty! The Missus claimed "This is better than any restaurant“. Now for next time.....🤔
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My investigation shows the original sandwich had a piece of ham that resembled a "horse shoe".

The smaller sandwich only is a reduced portion, open face portion sandwich and due to its diminutive size was called a Pony shoe.

That size portion was still plenty large enough for my appetite. There seems to be a lot examples for each meal of the day. Nothing fancy or pretentious, just a simple diner type offering.
 
That sounds absolutely delicious! Love the creativity with the "Pony Shoe" name, especially considering the limitations of your griddle. Texas toast with Sweet Baby Ray's is a winning combo and the onion soup mix on the patty is a great flavor hack.
 
PhilipHedrick said:
That sounds absolutely delicious! Love the creativity with the "Pony Shoe" name, especially considering the limitations of your griddle. Texas toast with Sweet Baby Ray's is a winning combo and the onion soup mix on the patty is a great flavor hack.
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We have used the burger recipe on the Lipton Onion soup mix package for years. I usually blend 50/50 turkey and beef or 50/50 turkey and sausage.
 
Place in Morris, not too far from me serves them.
First time I tried one was in the early 70's at a truck stop mid state called Dixies.
 
The french fries represent the horseshoe nails. In Springfield they serve, or used to serve, it with a huge cresent shaped bread, stuffed with meat, flanked with sides, covered with fries. All Smothered with cheese. On the big sandwiches the fries are vertical!
I could only eat two without making a pig of myself.
 
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