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Here I am tonight, thinking ” what can I do with those lovely brussel sprouts ? ”
Lovely brussel sprouts ??? !
I used to hate them with a passion, but boy oh boy, has that changed.
Now they are one of my favorite vegetables and I am glad I got some in the fridge
today, because they pair so nicely with my breaded pork chop.
Usually I saute my sprouts with bacon, but I felt I had enough pork on my plate today.
Great, tasty dish and the bone made bella happy 🙂
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Ingredient’s :
Pork chop,
Asiago cheese, finely grated
Panko bread crumbs,
AP flour,
Egg, whisked
Cayenne , to taste
Salt, to taste
Olive oil, for sauteing
Brussel Sprout‘s blanched, halved
Roasted garlic, paste
Salt, to taste
Cayenne, to taste
Nutmeg, to taste
Butter, for sauteing
Method :
Season pork chop with salt and cayenne.
Blend panko and flour 50% each.
Bread Chop by dusting in flour, then coating with egg
and finally with the panko / flour mix.
Sautee until center reaches 158 degrees, rest on absorbent paper.
Saute garlic in butter until fragrant, add brussel sprout’s and seasoning
and saute until heated through. To serve, top pork chop with fried parsley.
Bon Appetit ! Life is Good !
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These look great Hans!
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Thank’s Peggy 🙂
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looks great!
do you score the stem of your sprouts? I have found that helps the stem cook a bit faster so the sprout dosent over cook.
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This looks awesome. I make a version of this as well. I toss my brussel sprouts in olive oil with seasalt and black pepper then grill or broil them. Yummy 🙂
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Does that look Yummy! I’m like you have grown to enjoy eatting brussel sprouts!
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Edwina, good thing we all grow up eventually 🙂
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Excellent meal … We can’t always get Asiago here but I love cooking with it.
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