remember last month when i said i needed to put a bit more effort into my secret recipe club posts? with a new goal of choosing a recipe that's unpredictable, i had a hard time choosing between the keenan cookbook's asian pork chops and these rainbow cookies. ultimately, the pork chops won. although i have a feeling the rainbow cookies will be making an appearance around christmas time. both jason and i love almond, especially when paired with raspberry jam, so i can only imagine how perfect those cookies would be.
these pork chops were delicious. flavored with fresh ginger, garlic, sesame oil, and soy sauce, it has all the great flavors of stir fry. it didn't hurt that dinner was on the table in less than a half an hour. and it would be delicious with chicken too.
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for more information on the secret recipe club, including the list of participating bloggers, featured recipes from members, and instructions on how to join, visit the secret recipe club website!
check out my previous secret recipe club posts: lemon lime meltaways, blueberry peach crisp, minted lemon ice, white chocolate macadamia nut blondies, raspberry cream filled eclairs, jam swirled cheesecake, whole wheat grapefruit cake, chewy no bake granola bars & carrot cinnamon waffles, cannoli, gingerbread muffins, double chocolate peanut butter chip oatmeal cookies, butterscotch peach cake, whole wheat honey pancakes, minted pineapple lime agua fresca, breakfast tacos, simple almond sandwich cookies, & roasted banana rum cake.
asian pork chops
adapted from the keenan cookbook
5 min prep, 10 min cook; serves 4
1 pound pork chops, either bone in or boneless
4 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons brown sugar
4 teaspoons fresh ginger, grated
2 garlic clove, minced
2 teaspoons sesame oil
- place everything in a large ziptop bag. shake well to coat the pork. close the bag and refrigerate at least an hour and up to overnight.
- cook the pork in a single layer in a saute pan over medium heat. saute pork on both sides until cooked completely.
Great SRC choice. These sound delicious and simple at the same time, my favorite combination.
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks so simple but I bet the flavor is out of this world :)
ReplyDeleteI grew up eating rainbow cookies,(on my blog the recipe is tri-colored cookies) and they're my absolute favorite. That being said, I have made pork chops almost exactly as you did and they are wonderful! Great pick.
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't already, I'd love for you to check out my SRC entry Baked Buffalo Chicken Wings.
These sound absolutely wonderful, and definitely much easier than the rainbow cookies. :) We make pork chops pretty regularly at our house, and I'm always on the lookout for interesting new ways to prepare them.
ReplyDeletePS - I re-created your Chocolate Pumpkin Spice Bundt for my SRC post this month. Thanks for a wonderful recipe! It was a huge hit at our Thanksgiving table.
Lovely recipe - the flavorings on this pork sound totally delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious. Great SRC pick!
ReplyDeleteMmm, all my favorite flavors.
ReplyDeletewhat a great choice for the SRC this month :)
ReplyDeletesound too easy to look that good. Love the asian twist.
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