Heat up a cast iron skillet. Has to be cast iron or equivalent or it really won't work.
Drop thinly sliced pork chops into a tablespoon of oil and flip it after a few minutes. Maybe a little pepper but no flour or anything, that's it
Crank that cast iron skillet on high so get the chops get brown and crusty. I like them thin but if they are thick, then chunk the whole pan in the oven on medium 350 or so for ten minutes.
The oils are a huge point of discussion but probably need a high temp oil.... canola, peanut but I use regular olive oil for everything and it works. Not the extra virgin olive oil which burns quicker, just the regular yellow olive oil.
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Heat up a cast iron skillet. Has to be cast iron or equivalent or it really won't work.
Drop thinly sliced pork chops into a tablespoon of oil and flip it after a few minutes. Maybe a little pepper but no flour or anything, that's it
Crank that cast iron skillet on high so get the chops get brown and crusty. I like them thin but if they are thick, then chunk the whole pan in the oven on medium 350 or so for ten minutes.
The oils are a huge point of discussion but probably need a high temp oil.... canola, peanut but I use regular olive oil for everything and it works. Not the extra virgin olive oil which burns quicker, just the regular yellow olive oil.