Crunchy pork chops and an itty-bitty salad
Recipe:
174. Crunchy pork chops with garlicky spinach and tomato salad
Source: Feast
Weird ingredients and substitutes: I hope that by 'breadcrumbs', Nigella means breadcrumbs that came out of a packet and flavoured with italian spices, from memory. Because that's what I used. Unfortunately, I only had one tomato left in the fridge, so had to cut down on the salad quantity.
Preparation: Trim and beat pork chops. This was quite fun. Dip into egg mixture and then Parmesaned breadcrumbs.
Cooking process: Fry pork chops. In the meantime, deseed tomato and dice. Add garlic, oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper and spinach.
End result: This was delicious. The pork chops were crunchy (a little oily though), and it would have been nice if there was more salad to counter-balance the slab of meat. Oh well, next time.

Repeatability: Yes.
Cost: $10 for both of us.
Mess: There was a bit of mess created when frying, a few oil splatters here and there.
Special utensils: A meat basher.
174. Crunchy pork chops with garlicky spinach and tomato salad
Source: Feast
Weird ingredients and substitutes: I hope that by 'breadcrumbs', Nigella means breadcrumbs that came out of a packet and flavoured with italian spices, from memory. Because that's what I used. Unfortunately, I only had one tomato left in the fridge, so had to cut down on the salad quantity.
Preparation: Trim and beat pork chops. This was quite fun. Dip into egg mixture and then Parmesaned breadcrumbs.
Cooking process: Fry pork chops. In the meantime, deseed tomato and dice. Add garlic, oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper and spinach.
End result: This was delicious. The pork chops were crunchy (a little oily though), and it would have been nice if there was more salad to counter-balance the slab of meat. Oh well, next time.

Repeatability: Yes.
Cost: $10 for both of us.
Mess: There was a bit of mess created when frying, a few oil splatters here and there.
Special utensils: A meat basher.

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