Cooking & Baking
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Cucumber-kiwi salad over chopped lettuce (mixed spinach and Boston lettuce, hydroponically grown). Dressing is lime juice and agave.
Vegetable soup.
Dessert will be a small serving of pistachio ice cream with a Scottish shortbread cookie.
ploppy
(2,162 posts)lots of garlic, onion, some chicken stock and bake it in the oven. Will saute broccoli in olive oil and garlic.
northoftheborder
(7,572 posts)In my previous cooking life (decades ago) I often cooked pork chops and rice with onions in the oven - with cream of mushroom or chicken soup over all. Baked slow in the oven. Delicious. Juicy. Flavorful.
I cooked this yesterday, same ingredients. Awful chops: dry, flavorless. I haven't cooked any good pork chops in ages. Is there something different about the way pork is raised??? I also cook pork tenderloin (which I think is from the same part of pig) and is tender and good; so I'm flummoxed. Oh, also I brined the chops, hoping that would help. But no.
Is it the thickness of the chops? Boned or boneless? Mine yesterday were about half an inch, with bone. As I remember, I think the chops were thicker that I cooked in the past.
Would love your experience.
dhol82
(9,353 posts)I try to look for as much marbling as I can see.
Cant afford the farm stand heritage breed stuff.
Bayard
(22,062 posts)Spinach stuffed ravioli with sauce
or:
Baked salmon with mayo/plain yogurt/basil/cheddar sauce (new recipe last night--yummy!), mashed sweet potatoes, corn.
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)And bag of salad.
MissMillie
(38,553 posts)specifically--a turkey stuffing, and cranberry sandwich