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Pork Chops in need of a makeover

babyguinnessfan · 2008-10-30 15:50:21

Hi all, I have 2 depressed pork chops lounging in my fridge who are in desperate need of a makeover. They just feel so dull and lacking in energy and would love something to spice them up a little and make them feel sexy again. Help me give them the love they deserve. All ideas welcome. Thanks in advance.

30-10-2008 3:50pm

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babyguinnessfan

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Hi all,

I have 2 depressed pork chops lounging in my fridge who are in desperate need of a makeover. They just feel so dull and lacking in energy and would love something to spice them up a little and make them feel sexy again.

Help me give them the love they deserve.

All ideas welcome.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 30-10-2008 4:05pm

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wholegrain mustard and honey is always nice!

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#3 30-10-2008 5:27pm

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Marinate in soy sauce, wholegrain mustard, a little oil, garlic, ginger if you have any, and honey.
Line a dish or baking tin with foil and greaseproof paper (otherwise it's almost impossible to clean) and bake for 20 - 25 minutes at 200 degrees

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#4 31-10-2008 9:10am

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Tried your recipe dizzyblonde - was lovely - the chops didn't dry out and the ginger especially gave it a real bite. Thanks for the tip about lining the dish too!

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#5 31-10-2008 9:47am

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You're welcome

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#6 31-10-2008 11:08am

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BBQing pork chops really is very tasty!

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