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Apr 16th, 2008 at 7:34pm

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Tried a new dish tonight. Baked pork chops, They were delicious. I think I even surprised myself. I sort of made it up as I went.

3 pork chops
1 tble sp Tomato sauce
1 tble sp BBQ sauce
1 splash woostershire
1 tble sp whole grain mustard
1 tble sp Garlic
Squirt mild chilli (That tube stuff)
1 tble sp oil
S&P

Put all that into a plastic bag and mix well, let sit for a while to marinate. I then browned the chops in the bottom of my CO and removed. Add to the CO 1 cup long grain rice, 2 cups water and 1 tin Condensed chicken and vegetable soup and stir well, Throw a few sliced potatoes in. ("Chunky" potatoes are the go to keep the chops up out of the water) lay chops on top of potatoes and I threw a few sliced carrots and capsicums in on top. Baked for about an hour or until rice has absorbed all the moisture. Really nice and too easy!!!

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Reply #1 - Apr 16th, 2008 at 9:03pm

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That cooked up a treat Jono. The rice looks good & moist. (Did it soak up the Pork fat?)
A few cold VB's to wash it down-that's the grouse.

Regards Skip.

I did a rolled rib roast tonight and honestly one could not eat it. It was probably the toughest piece of meat I have ever eaten-Scrub Bull included. It was cryovac from IGA and should have been very good. Guess who's getting a call tomorrow.
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Reply #2 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 6:41am

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Jono,
That looks the goods, simple thats the key.
Skip tell them were they can stick there meat. Angry
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Reply #3 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 7:01am

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As I ate out for lunch yesterday, I only had an advocado for dinner  Cheesy.  Sparkey had some left over Thai.

That looks really good this morning, I feel like I could just put my fork into that rice yummmy, great photos.
 

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It soaked up all the juice. I kept lifting the lid off to let the steam out, and tilt oven to one side to make sure there's no water in the bottom. I think if you let it go too long the rice would stick/burn to the bottom. It would be a fine line between nice and moist or burnt!!

ie: Soon as it looks dry rip it off the heat.

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Reply #5 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 12:37pm

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Why do you want to let the juices evaporate?  That's one of the glories of cooking in ci to me, keeping the meat juices.

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Reply #6 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 1:43pm

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LK,

I think only the water evaporates, the flavour only gets stronger as it gets less diluted. I certainly would rather the rice in this particular meal to be on the dry side. But I know where your coming from - most other meals I would harness all the juices and use either on their own or make a gravy out of. JMHO

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