ISO help/tips w/Breaded Pork Chops

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They look like they've got cauliflower ear ;)

Those pans are pretty nifty. What size are they? Do they have lids or anything? I use pie tins and don't get much drippage, you want to let the excess egg drip off anyway, but those are pretty cool. Of course in my case I probably wouldn't have the room to set three pans side by side like that anyway :LOL:
 
Those are some weird looking pork chops, msmofet.



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Ever try breaded cauilflower? Try it then we'll talk.
 
I want those pans......thanks MsM

I swear I learn something new every day here, and I've been around the block a few times.

I know about the 123 method but never heard of letting chops rest first. Can't wait to try that, and I just bought some thick bone in chops!!
 
Sorry, I don't care for cauliflower at all. I'm sure your preparation is great, your stuff always looks great. However, cauliflower is not for me.
Andy, I actually remember reading that a couple years back, and have it in my wicked head to always try and weave cauliflower somehow into my replies to your posts. :devilish:

MsMo, I saw them trays at my local Sur La Table and almost bought them. I usually use recycled pie tins, too. Speaking of... there are no reactive issues with aluminum and cold egg wash, am I right, or am I a dead man already?
 
Thanks for the breading tips/recipe, MsMofet. Copied and emailed to myself where I'll print it when it gets there.

I've been having problems getting a tasty breading. I'll try it your way. The seasonings sound great.
 
Thanks for the breading tips/recipe, MsMofet. Copied and emailed to myself where I'll print it when it gets there.

I've been having problems getting a tasty breading. I'll try it your way. The seasonings sound great.
You're welcome Z. Let me know what you think.
 
Andy, I actually remember reading that a couple years back, and have it in my wicked head to always try and weave cauliflower somehow into my replies to your posts. :devilish:
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That would have made your posts as tasteless as cauliflower.;) ...and I know that's not you.
 
Breaded Pork Chops

Thank you to all for responding to my question. :) I did the dry, wet, dry method and it worked well.

Happy Cooking :chef:
 
You're welcome Z. Let me know what you think.

Thanks again. MsM. I tried this today with a chicken thigh. It came out gorgeously crunchy and tasty. I also raised the temperature to 375° and set the thigh on a rack I swiped from the toaster oven.

I can see it will work beautifully on pork chops too. Now to put pork chops on the grocery list.
 
Thanks again. MsM. I tried this today with a chicken thigh. It came out gorgeously crunchy and tasty. I also raised the temperature to 375° and set the thigh on a rack I swiped from the toaster oven.

I can see it will work beautifully on pork chops too. Now to put pork chops on the grocery list.
You're welcome Z. I am glad you liked it.
 
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