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slow cooker pork chop recipes please
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This recipe is very easy and quick to do:
http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1176/marys-paprika-pork-in-a-pot
Extremely yummy too! I've always made it with pork, but I'm pretty sure it would be just as good with chicken.
We usually eat it with rice and vegetables.0 -
Try this one. Dead easy. I tried this with the cheapest pork chops I could find and the meat just fell off the bones. It even makes its own apple sauce. The gravy from the meat juices, apple, onion and cider was fabulous, and also meant that there was no waste whatsoever.
PORK IN CIDER
Serves 2
INGREDIENTS
250ml of cider
1 apple
1 onion
2 pork chops or steaks
METHOD
Pour the cider into a measuring jug. Peel and core the apple, cut it into thick slices and put them into the cider to stop them going brown. Peel the onion and chop it into tiny pieces.
Put the onion in the bottom of an ovenproof dish with a lid. Put the meat on top. Add the cider. Arrange the apple slices on top of the pork. Put the lid on the dish.
Cook in a preheated oven at 150°C, 300°F, gas mark 2 for about 2 hours. Check the liquid level from time to time and top it up if it starts to dry out.
ADDITIONS & ALTERNATIVES
Stir 2 heaped teaspoons of gravy granules into the onion and cider left in the dish to make the most delicious gravy.
TIPS
Any cheap cider (that doesn’t have the word "white" in the name) will do. The long, slow cooking in the alcohol tenderises even the cheapest meat.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.0 -
PORK CASSEROLE Serves 4-6
450g/1lb lean pork cut into chunky cubes
1 tbsp clear honey
600 ml/1 pt chicken stock
300 ml/1/4 pt apple juice
1 medium onion
3 medium carrots, peeled and sliced
2 leeks trimmed and sliced
2 celery sticks, sliced
2 tbsp Worcester sauce
1 tbsp tomato puree
Salt and pepper
Thyme
(1) Fry the pork until brown
(2) Add the vegetables
(3) Add honey, stock, apple juice, thyme, Worcester sauce, tomato puree and salt and pepper
(4) Bring to the boil
(5) Simmer for 1 ½ hours
(6) If required thicken sauce with cornflour0 -
Pork and Mushroom Casserole
700g lean cubed pork
1 onion, chopped
300 ml white wine
150 ml chicken stock or water with cube
2 tablespoon tomato puree
1 yellow pepper, sliced
225 g pkt mushrooms, thickly sliced
1 teaspoon dried sage
salt and pepper
2 large tomatoes, chopped
cornflour to thicken
Put everything in slow cooker and cook on low for 6 - 8 hours. Thicken 15 mins before serving.
Dumplings might be nice on top of this
Adapted from New Recipes for Your Slow Cooker by Annette Yates0 -
I cooked a pork joint in my slow cooker for the first time today and it was fab, so moist!! I just put it in with some mixed herbs and 500ml water and stock cube.
Hope whatever you do turns out nicexFollowing :money: to keep us debt free :j0 -
Pork done in a slow cooker is always tender. I wouldn't cook it any other way.
Recipe
Pork chops or loin steaks
passata or tinned tomatoes
onion
chilli
canellonni beans or butter beans
peppers
garlic
S & P
Throw the lot into the SC and leave till you need it. No peeking!" The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
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Wow thanks guys!
I would have never dreamed of some of these receipes!!0 -
Do u think my 3 large pork chops will be ok in the slow cooker all-day tomora as long as plenty of water£322.00/£3500 - CC - 26/04/110
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yes, I often do mine in the sc, and crisp then up in the oven for a while before eating, pour a bit of oil on first, the water from the sc also makes excellent gravy :j0
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Water bout n inch from top covers most of the chops will thus be ok£322.00/£3500 - CC - 26/04/110
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