You have more wiggle room in getting a nice, crispy sear on you chop. Second, and the debate rages on about this, we believe the bone gives the meat a richer flavor. So skip over the boneless chops with little or no fat and go for the tastier bone-in. Skimping on the Seasoning Depending on the cut and amount of marbling, a pork chop can be a lean, almost tasteless cut of meat.
Seasoning with a generous amount of salt before cooking is an important step in bringing out the meat's natural flavors. Be creative and use a blend of your favorite seasonings and dry herbs with the salt. Even a quick 30 minute dry brine or you can season the chops and put them back in the fridge several hours before cook time , which seasons the meat inside and out, will improve the taste and texture of the meat.
Seasoning also goes a long way in making that flavorful crust that pork chops are known and loved for. Cooking Them Cold Taking the chops from the fridge directly to a hot pan is not a good idea. If the meat is too cold, the outside will get done and possibly overcook before the inside comes to the right temperature. Giving the pork a little time to come to room temp will ensure a nice crust on the outside along with a tender center.
Take the chops which you have previously seasoned per Step 2 out of the fridge about 15 minutes before you plan to start cooking.
Keeping It Too Hot If you are frying chops in the pan, make sure that pan is really, really hot. Searing helps create a good crust on both sides, but once that is done, drop the heat down to medium. While the pork rests, make the pan sauce.
Increase the heat to medium-high then add the chicken stock, vinegar, and honey. Use a wooden spoon to scrape the bottom of the pan so that any stuck bits of pork come up.
Bring to a simmer and cook until reduced by half. Taste then adjust the seasoning with salt, more vinegar or honey. Slide the skillet off of the heat and when the sauce is no longer simmering, swirl in the butter. Slide the pork chops back into the pan and spoon some of the sauce on top. Alternatively, slice the chops then place back into the pan. Scatter fresh parsley over the pork then serve. If you make this recipe, snap a photo and hashtag it inspiredtaste — We love to see your creations on Instagram and Facebook!
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Definite keeper — thank you!! Reply aisa November 4, , pm Absolutely delicious! I am definitely saving this recipe. Reply Betsy November 1, , pm Absolutely delicious! This is my new go-to way to make pork chops. Juicy, flavorful, and the pan sauce was phenomenal. These chops will pretty much go with any side dish. Reply Stephanie R Kennon October 24, , pm These pork chops came out so juicy and tasty, and they were so quick to make. I doubled the spice mix and the pan sauce ingredients because I had six chops rather than four, and once the sauce reduced it was just the right amount.
My teenagers raved about it… so this is a keeper to be used often. The pork chops were incredibly tender and flavourful. This is going into regular rotation in my household! Thanks for sharing such a great recipe! Reply MigThadi October 21, , am Absolutely wonderful recipe! So easy to follow and the results are identical to the video. I had mashed potatoes as a side so I decided to add cornstarch to thicken the sauce and use it as a gravy. It was absolutely delicious!
Thank you so much!!! Reply F morin October 14, , pm Absolutely delicious! These are the best chops I have ever eaten! Followed the recipe exactly with brown sugar rather than honey. Tender, juicy chops! And absolutely delicious! I subbed rice wine vinegar and added a bit more honey before adding the butter. This is a keeper!! Reply Pam B September 29, , pm I made this pork chop recipe tonight for me and my husband. I had 3 thinner chops than you showed. I made everything per your recipe.
We loved them!!! Such a nice change. Thank you for sharing. Reply Nathalie September 29, , pm Delicious!! A keeper! Reply Gina September 28, , am Made this for friends and it was a huge hit! Highly recommend making extra pan sauce and the method with onions, apples and rosemary.
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Thank you so much for waiting. First time commenting? Porkchop's dress was criticized for being disjointed. It was described as looking like "a football field" by fellow contestant Akashia. She placed in the bottom two alongside Akashia. They lip-synced to "Supermodel" by RuPaul.
During the lip-sync, Porkchop was not lip-syncing the words. Jade pointed out that she was also stumbling across the stage. Akashia won the lip-sync, thus eliminating Porkchop. The cause of her elimination was the fact that she could not sew a whole dress together.
Victoria confessed that her outfit was the first outfit she had ever made, and RuPaul addressed that as a part of why Victoria was in the bottom two. After losing the lip-sync against Akashia, Victoria became the first contestant to ever be eliminated on Drag Race. During Season 8 when the queens were trying to figure out who RuPaul called, Bob the Drag Queen said it should be Porkchop as she deserves another chance.
Porkchop appeared in the audience of All Stars 2 's comedy show where she gave a disgusted and bored reaction to the routines, which resulted in a viral meme. Oh wait that's me, hey Porkchop! She appeared in a gag during the Grand Finale of Season 9 where Mimi Imfurst picked up India Ferrah from her seat in the theatre in order for Porkchop to have a spot.
It was an actual pork chop, but RuPaul jokingly called it Parker. Porkchop made a cameo in Episode 1 of Season 10 along with other Drag Race alumni.
Porkchop appeared in the first mini-challenge of Season 11 , posing in a photo-shoot with Soju who, coincidentally was the first elimination of season She made a special guest appearance at the virtual reunion of Season In the following episode she was referred to as a star by RuPaul when she was discussing the effect being a first out has on queens.
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