Specialty butchers generally have access to rabbit and can debone the hind legs for you. (If you can't find rabbit, turkey breasts or veal or pork cutlets make fine substitutes, Mr. Stryjewski said.) Pounding the legs thin before seasoning is also essential it evens out the meat and speeds up the cooking time.

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The chicken cutlet sandwiches are fine enough, but they do not hold a candle to the delicious roast pork that fills their hoagies (all named for streets in Philly): the Pattinson Avenue with broccoli rabe and provolone is a house favourite.

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