Southern smothered pork chops are covered in an onion gravy; this updated version features red onion and strips of roasted poblano chiles, which lend a slight smoky flavor and a bit of heat. Crème ...

Crock Pot Pork Chops with Potatoes is a comforting, creamy dish that’s easy to prepare. Made with tender pork chops, fluffy potatoes, and a savory mushroom gravy, it’s perfect for weeknight family ...

1 (6- to 8-pound) pork butt, bone in, fat trimmed To make the pork: Massage the rub into the pork, and wrap the pork tightly in plastic wrap. Store in the refrigerator for 12-24 hours. Heat oven to ...

The key to good meat is the way you roast it or braise it. It all goes back to the fact that caramelization gives a natural richness. The cane syrup enhances that process ten fold. I have a newfound ...

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In 1996, Emeril Lagasse wrote "Louisiana Real & Rustic" with Marcelle Bienvenu. The Times-Picayune ran this recipe. Pork Chops and Sweet Potato Gravy Makes 4 servings 4 thick pork chops (6 to 8 ounces ...

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In this Parsi dish, tangy tomato achaar and cinnamon give this silky-smooth gravy mild heat and sweet warmth. Traditionally made with ground beef, pork is used here instead for a juicy, tender patty.

If you're craving comfort on a plate but don’t have time to spend all evening in the kitchen, these Creamy Mushroom Pork Chops are just the ticket. Tender, juicy pork chops are pan-seared and ...

Simple Brine. Brine pork steaks for 30 minutes in salted water before cooking for even juicier results. Store leftover pork ...

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Sometimes the best meals are the ones that don’t need much from you; just toss everything in, walk away, and come back later ...