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Charleston Pork Porterhouse

Yield: 12 Servings

 

IngredientsWeightMeasure
Pork loin chops, double-cut, center cut  12, 14 oz 
Garlic cloves, minced  
Juniper berries, crushed  20 
Sage leaves, fresh  16 
Coarse salt  2 tsp 
Peanut oil  4 Tbsp 
Freshly ground pepper  1 tsp 
Chicken stock with one sprig of fresh thyme added  3 cups 
Mashed Potatoes with Olive Oil and Sundried Tomatoes  
Idaho russet potatoes, peeled and cut in half  2 lbs 
Olive oil  1/4 cup 
Unsalted butter  1/4 cup 
Whipping cream  1/4 cup 
Sundried tomatoes, oil packed  1/4 cup 
Method of preparation
Sprinkle chops with garlic, juniper berries, salt and sage. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate 3-24 hours.

Before sauteeing, wipe and dry pork chops; heat peanut oil in heavy saute pan. Slowly saute chops on low heat, turning occasionally, until cooked to medium. Remove chops, pour fat from pan and reserve any juice.

Add chicken stock and pepper. Simmer for two minutes, until stock is reduced by half. Strain sauce into a sauce boat for side service.
Mashed Potatoes with Olive Oil and Sundried Tomatoes
Boil potatoes until cooked through. Drain and dry for 10 minutes. Combine olive oil, unsalted butter and whipping cream in heavy-bottomed sauce pan and warm over medium heat. Mash potatoes and begin adding warm liquids to potatoes with wire whisk. Add salt and pepper to taste. Whip in tomatoes.
To Serve
Serve chop with sauce, mashed potatoes and vegetable of the day.

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