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Pork Chops with Wholegrain Mustard

Pork Chops with Wholegrain Mustard

A very quite and simple dinner last night. The Pork Chops were on special at £2 or 2 and were a good size. So with a few Salt & Pepper Potato wedges and the left over Coleslaw we soon had a satisfying plate in front of us.

I’m guessing Wholegrain Mustard Chops don’t really need a recipe?

I simply added a little oil to a frying pan, coated both sides of the chops with Wholegrain Mustard and fried on a low heat flipping them over from time to time. Cooked on a low heat like this the chops retain their moisture and absorb the Mustard flavour well.

 

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This recipe is from a Vietnamese Website. See we do follow recipes once in a while!

Ingredients:-

2.2Kg of Pork shoulder, roughly chopped
2 Tbsp of Salt
1 head garlic, peeled and chopped
1 teaspoon ground Black pepper
2 Thumbs of fresh Ginger, chopped
1 Onion, chopped
100g of of Fresh Coriander
5 Small / Hot Green Chillies
The Juice from 2 Limes
2 tablespoons fish sauce
50g of Oil
Water

Method:-

(1) Mix everything in a large bowl.
(2) Add enough water so that once it’s been through the mincer the mix is wet enough to extrude into Sausage Casings.
(3) Place a chopping board over the sink and turn the cold tap on slowly. You need quite a bit of water so you can massage the filling into the Casings. It’s a two person job.
(4) Add the Extruder nozzle to the mincer.
(5) While one person plunges the mix through the mincer, the other massages the filling down the length of the Casings.
(6) Crimp and twist into Sausages.

We packed these in portions a couple of weeks ago to freeze. Last night we had them as part of an all day breakfast gig. The texture was great. But we both thought the Coriander overwhelmed the other flavours. But you can’t will them all.

 

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