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0 posted 2004-06-11 04:38 PM



Anyone have a recipe for Southern-fried Pork Chops?

I'm curious to find out the different ways people cook them. LOL

I use 1 cup flour, 3 tblsp. Paprika, 1 tspn salt, and 1 tspn. Black Pepper .... dredge the chops through this mixture and fry in a heavy pan in 2 tblsp of vegatable oil until golden brown.

How do you guys do it?

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1 posted 2004-06-11 04:45 PM


My recipe is pretty much like yours...
I dip the chops in an beaten egg and water batter first then in the flour...
and as for seasonings... same as yours but also Lawrys Seasoned salt & large grind pepper mix and also a pinch of poultry seasoning and a "dab" of sugar...makes them sinful.

But the real sin...tis in the milk gravy.

Dang boyeeee...now ya got me hungry. lol

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2 posted 2004-06-11 05:40 PM


you measure?,,,,,,,thats strike one....lol, if you want my recipe,,,,e mail me,,,,,

Michelle

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3 posted 2004-06-13 01:35 PM


Hmm...maybe I'll have to try that sometime. I've never had them before.

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4 posted 2004-06-14 03:08 AM


You've never had pork chops? You don't know what you're missing! Nice plate of pork chops with some apple sauce on the side mmmmMMMMMmmmm
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5 posted 2004-06-14 09:13 AM


quote:
Anyone have a recipe for Southern-fried Pork Chops?

1. Drive to Atlanta

2. Enter restaurant

3. Place order

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6 posted 2004-06-14 11:37 AM


Had same last night w/ mashed pot's, applesauce, & buttermilk biscuits.

yum!

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7 posted 2004-06-14 12:39 PM


Hey Chris, have you left CA? I didn't see any mention of bean sprouts or sushi??

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8 posted 2004-06-14 01:43 PM


heh.

the whole quasi-intellectualistic pretentious fare goes right out the proverbial window when faced with a dinner such as this, Pete.

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9 posted 2004-06-14 03:12 PM


LOL Ron!
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10 posted 2004-06-14 05:38 PM


I've had pork chops, just not southern-fried ones. The type I had was quite good!

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11 posted 2004-06-18 10:50 PM


Jeffrey, the heavy skillet is of the iron variety. Right?

Oh, I don't measure the flour....I just put the amount I think I need for the chops I have in a ziploc bag. I zip it up and shake the bag to get the pork chops well coated. And? Before I put them in there to coat, I put garlic salt on them and pepper. Ummmm gooddddd!!

(Ron, that sounds like a good recipe, when you're in a hurry.......if you live near Atlanta LOL)

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12 posted 2004-06-19 01:07 AM


Pretty standard as the above, but I tend to add orange zest and lemon pepper to a twice-dipped batter.

sigh.

(I have to work to keep this figure)



Add a white gravy and buttermilk biscuits and step on the scale backwards.

*wince*

WARNING: Side effects are drowsiness, bloating, hypertension with increased possibility of stroke or heart attack. It's also suggested that one should brush and floss immediately after ingesting to prevent the possibility of attacks by wolves or bears.

mercy.

I'm tard.


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13 posted 2004-06-19 02:53 AM


Dr. Atkins will for sure be rolling over in his grave you guys. Do you have any idea how bad that is for you?  Oh well, I like Serenity's idea, step on the scale backwards.

By the way, if you look at Google, you guys have made front page 3rd in importance yet!  Now that's hilarious, look!
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=southern+frie d+pork+chops

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14 posted 2004-06-19 01:53 PM


shot of jack daniels
bout a cup of white vinegar
lots of cayenne
some mesquite seasoning
a dab of hickory bbq sauce
another shot of jack daniels
(then put some in the sauce)
another dab of hicory bbq sauce til it turns dark red but not thick
salt
egg if you want
adolphs meat tenderizer

put the chops in above sauce and let them rot in the fridge for about 3 days

fry em, grill em, or nuke em...

serve with... oh heck -- just fill up yer plate with pig

you can also use this recipe for ribs -- but wrap em up in aluminum foil and let them cook reaaaaaal slow -- like overnight.

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15 posted 2004-06-19 02:50 PM


Reb? That's my recipe for ribs...

you've been peeking in my kitchen?

hmmm.

naw.

couldn't be.

If you were?

you'd know how to make gumbo.


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16 posted 2004-06-19 05:20 PM


Just my recipe to get southern fried K...  

question is -- do you know the missing (secret) ingredient??????  

and -- you aint HAD gumbo (thankyou) till you had MYYYYY gumbo.

that is all..

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17 posted 2004-06-19 06:20 PM


Ethel's got my recipe...and
usually they are finger lickin' good!
But ONLY if you use a heavy cast iron skillet...
and bacon grease...

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18 posted 2004-06-19 07:44 PM


Karilea, you've got that right....finger-licking good, if they're cooked in the iron skillet with bacon grease. And, collard greens and cornbread, which is cooked in an iron skillet, are delicious with them.

Reb, that's how I cook baked porkchops sometimes....but I haven't tried the Jack Daniels with them yet.

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19 posted 2004-06-20 01:12 AM


Well Reb...I tend to sneak a sprinkling of brown sugar onto my ribs...

I doubt that it's it, tho.

(and I know some witchy secret ingredients but you'll have to initiated for me to tell.)


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20 posted 2004-06-21 05:23 PM


Country-Fried Pork .....(southern style)

4 pork loin chops -- boneless

2 tablespoons cornmeal (I sometimes add cornstarch as well just a tea-spoon)

1 tablespoon all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon paprika

1/2 teaspoon garlic powder

1/2 teaspoon onion powder

salt and pepper -- to taste

1/4 teaspoon ground cumin

2 tablespoons vegetable oil or shortening -bacon grease.....

place the chops between two sheets of plastic wrap and pound to about 1/4-inch thickness.... Combine cornmeal-cornstarch, flour, paprika, garlic and onion powders, salt and pepper.........

Rinse meat off with cold water then

cover/roll  in the cornmeal mixture one at a time until thoroughly coated.

Heat the oil or shortening in a large skillet over medium/low heat. When the oil is hot, add the pork chops. Fry for about 4 minutes then turn over.

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21 posted 2004-06-21 10:20 PM


Pork chops!
cant stand pork chops

but geesh, the way you guys season em' sounds deeeeellllicous!

maybe i'll use these recipes on some chicken pieces!!

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22 posted 2004-06-22 01:23 AM


um, Pepsi...
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23 posted 2004-06-22 08:02 PM


I bread mine in a mixture of...

flour

paprika

onion powder

garlic powder

salt

pepper (lots of pepper)

lemon pepper (not too much if you dont' like a strong lemon flavor)

Emerils Southwest Seasoning (I'm addicted and I put it on everything now)

Lawry's Seasoning Salt

Creole Seasoning

Poultry Seasoning

Jack Daniels Mesquite BBQ seasoning

I don't measure, and I put a good bit of everything in there. Easy on the salty flavored seasonings and the salt so they aren't too salty to eat (never thought the words "too salty" would ever come from me).  
Bread them in the flour/seasoning mixture and cook them in canola oil.  

That goes with a wonderful side of creamed smashed potatoes with brown gravy and homegrown tomatoes sliced very thick with salt and pepper.


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24 posted 2004-06-25 04:42 PM


Anybody want some Southern-fried pork chops???  
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