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Home › Forums › Lunch & Dinner Forums › Sandwiches › Connecticut grinders › Re:Connecticut grinders

September 3, 2013 at 6:19 am #2606284
Ketteract
Ketteract
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Well, I wanted to try what is apparently the third big player in Hartford grinders – Corner Grinder – but they were closed today.  Maple, however, was open, so it was back to them, this time for a chicken parm.  I forgot to ask them to toast it, but it was delicious nevertheless!

 

 

 

There were five distinct layers of cutlets:

 

 

I noticed the sauce more this time than before, wonderfully herby, and sweet, but not sweet like the cheap jarred stuff.  If they sold it on its own, I would buy it.

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