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To my great surprise I found some good looking center cut, bone-in pork
chops at the market. Seasoned them with s&p and a bit of granulated garlic. (Yeah, I know, but it's good and this was meant to be a simple meal.) They even had a little fat on them, so I cut it off and tried out some fat in the skillet, then browned the chops. Meanwhile, thawed some frozen spinach in the microwave and spread it over the chops when both sides were browned. First time in a long time I haven't used any added liquid with pork chops. Seasoned the spinach with s&p and garlic and a hint of nutmeg. Partly covered, cooked about 25 minutes, served with plain boiled white potatoes (butter, chopped parsley). Simple and deelish. Thanks, Nancy Young. -aem |
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