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![]() "Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" > wrote in message 6.121... > I had 4 loin chops about 3/4 inches thick. I decided to pan fry them last > night for dinner. I put about a cup of canola oil in the fry pan on medium > heat. I dredged the chops in a mixture of about 1 1/2 cups flour, > garlic/pepper, mashed dehydrated onion, a couple of shakes of dried sage > and a couple of shakes of cayenne. I browned each side of the chops for a > minute or so and then cooked on each side for 4-5 minutes. 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? > It's been a very long time since I pan fried pork chops. I Googled this > morning and found recipes very similar to what I did. Maybe pan fried pork > chops are just... well, boring. > > I served 'em up with augratin potatoes and steamed green beans. > > Michael > > -- > Boycot Neiman Marcus: > http://photodude.com/article/2721/ne...t-fit-for-dogs > ---------------------------- > A couple of cute signs seen posted: > > On a Fence: > "Salesmen welcome! Dog food is expensive!" > > In a Restaurant window: > "Don't stand there and be hungry, Come on in and get fed up." ==== You could try spreading the chops with mustard before rolling them in the flour and seasonings. --------------- > |
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