Monday, September 16, 2019

Pork Chops with vinegar and honey



My pork chops have never been very good.  I saw this recipe online and decided to try a version of it.  The key is to use some vinegar and honey in the marinade and saute them in a pan with a bit of oil for approximately 4 minutes per side.  They taste like steaks!

6-8 bone in pork chops (3/4" thick approx)
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
4 tbs canola oil for pan frying, top up as necessary
1/2 can tomato paste
1 onion chopped
2 cloves garlic minced
2 tbs white vinegar ( apple cider vinegar is fine too)
2 tbs honey or maple syrup
1/2 tsp thyme or other herb

Marinate the chops with all the ingredients, overnight  is good but not necessary.  Heat the oil and saute the chops approximately 4 minutes per side.

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22 comments:

  1. Pink Rose16 September, 2019 00:23

    Hi Christine oh i am going to try this,my husband loves pork,thankyou for sharing xx

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  2. Anissa Auliasari16 September, 2019 01:37

    even I do not eat fork, but this post show that is you are good cooking meat.

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  3. Valerie-Jael16 September, 2019 01:54

    They sound delicious! Have a great week, Valerie

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  4. froebelsternchen16 September, 2019 02:24

    This is why I don't eat meat - it needs so much spice and treatment to be good.

    Great you found a recipe to make your pork so yummie!
    Big hugs, Susi

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  5. Evi Erlinda16 September, 2019 02:49

    Never done marinate meat with maple syrup, mostly honey. Thanks, I'll try it :)

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  6. Sue (this n that)16 September, 2019 03:01

    Some good ideas there Christine. We don't eat pork however it would be nice with some beef I'm sure :D)

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    1. Christine16 September, 2019 08:14

      You could omit the vinegar and honey for the beef steaks

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  7. Natalia16 September, 2019 03:04

    Yum, sounds amazing!☺

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  8. DeniseinVA16 September, 2019 03:31

    I am definitely going to have to share this. Thank you for the recipe Christine :)

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  9. VrPutra16 September, 2019 04:04

    if In Indonesia u need sambal :)

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  10. Icy BC16 September, 2019 06:14

    I do similar marinate like this, but instead of fry, I bake them! It is good either way :-)

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  11. Tanza Erlambang16 September, 2019 06:29

    look delicious...

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  12. R's Rue16 September, 2019 06:46

    Yum.

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  13. Chris Lally16 September, 2019 10:59

    Sounds like a winner, Christine! Thanks:)

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  14. gigihawaii16 September, 2019 12:04

    I notice a lot of recipes mention that maple syrup can be used as a substitute for honey.

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  15. JFM16 September, 2019 13:30

    Oh yes!!!
    This is a meal that I will try!
    It looks and sounds delicious!!!

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  16. Jenn Jilks16 September, 2019 16:03

    Oh, no! This sounds good, but I'm doing chops tonight!!! Next time!!!

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  17. Jennifer Rose16 September, 2019 16:43

    maple syrup on pork chops is a good idea, will have to try this :)

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  18. Lowcarb team member16 September, 2019 17:04

    Marinades can make such a difference.
    Thanks for sharing the recipe idea.

    All the best Jan

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  19. peppylady (Dora)16 September, 2019 22:24

    Never tried marinading pork chops.
    Coffee is on

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  20. baili17 September, 2019 02:29

    looks good my friend!

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  21. Adam17 September, 2019 12:15

    Looks nice

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