Brined Pork Chops with Apple Hash
Show: Restaurant: Impossible
Episode: Sweet Tea
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By TanyaJDuncan
Connecticut
on July 09, 2012
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Having never made a brine before, I found this incredibly delicious meal to be so easy to make. Very rewarding experience!
By jeannieq_12120988
Rocky Face, 49
on July 31, 2011
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Just watched this show and he made a chicken stock that he used and kept talking about a mother sauce which he made with the chicken/veggie stock, butter and flour. I know he had celery in his chicken stock but don't know what else. Would love to know exactly what other veggies he used in the chicken stock and I like to keep chicken stock on hand but never really know what other flavors to add. Would be nice to see the basics posted.
By Linda's Busy Ki...
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on July 31, 2011
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I just saw the show and he used chicken and veggie stock which was reduced to a demi-glaze, then added wine (red I think because the sauce was dark and I think he thickened the sauce just a little... I would use a piece of butter with some flour mixed in ( I learned this in a cooking class... This makes the sauce thicker and shiny, with lots of flavor.
By chef_eugene
Tampa Area
on July 27, 2011
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This was an awesome meal. We loved it so much we made it twice in one week - second time for guests. We brined the chops overnight which was a good move. However, this is not the same recipe as the show. He made a wine reduction demi-glace on the show - where's that recipe and the stock he spoke of? The dish definitely needs a sauce of some kind. Chef Notes: 1: boil the potatoes while chops are cooking. It will make the dish go quicker. I think that's what he does in the show, anyway, since he adds the potatoes after the apples and onions have cooked. It will take 15 minutes or so off the cooking time. 2: we added 1/2 cup of stock with 2T OJ, 1T lemon juice, & 1 1/2 tsp lime juice to hash to bring out the citrus from the pork.
All in all, this recipe, although not the same as the show, stands on its own merit - 5 stars!