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![]() Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote: > I had 4 loin chops about 3/4 inches thick. <snip>. The chops were > very tender and juicy but lacking something. The flavor was just so-so. > They were not bad but not real good either. Any suggestions for next time? > I agree with others, you really need salt with pork. I usually sprinkle mine with a seasoning salt like Penzey's 4S or make up my own combo, but sprinkle it liberally. Then quickly sear the sides in a heavy oven proof skillet, then pop the skillet into a 425 degree oven to finish roasting. The chops stay nice and juicy (take them out and test the internal temp from time to time. I remove mine when they get to 160 or so). Sandy |
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