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I don't fry things often, but I couldn't resist these pork chops. I found this recipe at
Lynda's Recipe Box. It was her moms recipe, so I knew it had to be a winner. I normally have trouble with my breading falling off during cooking, but these turned out perfect! Thanks Lynda for the great recipe :) Everyone really enjoyed these pork chops (
Makayla even ate some!). I would also like to tell you about a great site ran by a great girl. It's called
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BREADED PORK CHOPS
4 bone-in pork chops
1 cup fine crushed saltine crackers
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp paprika
1 egg, beaten.
Heat oil over medium high heat. Place beaten egg in one dish and the crumbs combined with all seasonings in another. Dip chops in egg and coat well. Shake off excess egg and place into crumbs. Coat well and press into chops. Place into hot oil (if they brown to fast turn down the heat) Cook about 5 minutes (until golden brown) and turn to finish cooking.
Comments
I love your blog; there's lots of yummy looking recipes here!
Lynda- Thanks, I love your blog too. I have written down several of your recipes I can't wait to try. I think the crackers are the trick for keeping the breading on. Looking back I think my mom used the salines sometimes too.
Yummy!