Winter Fried Pork Chop Dinner Combination by Ruth Paget
This fried pork chop dinner is one I often prepared as a Navy wife when I lived oceanside in Norfolk, Virginia.
Norfolk winters are rainy and cold with Nor’Easters, winter hurricanes, always a possibility. This cozy-in-winter dinner combination was very easy to put together during the week, if I fried thin apple slices in butter with a little brown sugar on the weekends and stored them in the refrigerator.
To prepare this fried pork chop dinner combination, I did the following:
1-I would fry thin apple slices with the skins on in butter with brown sugar added in at the end and then store the slices in the refrigerator on the weekend.
2-I would fry medium size pork chops for 20 to 30 minutes depending on the size.
3-While the pork chops were frying, I would bake frozen French fries. I would place frozen French fries on parchment paper to bake and add salt at the end of baking.
4-At the end of pork chop frying, I would heat the refrigerated fried apple slices in the microwave.
5-When everything was hot at the same time, I would build my protein-carbohydrate-fruit plate for each person:
-1 pork chop
-1 cup French fries
-1 cup butter fried apple slices
This cozy winter meal seemed to taste better with wind howling and rain pelting the windows outside.
Bon appétit!
By Ruth Paget
-author Eating Soup with Chopsticks, Marrying France, and Europe's Lessons written during overseas duty in Germany + 5 other Kindle books
-developer of the Novgorod and Bento War Game + 8 Classical Western Civilization War Games
-developer of food and beverage knowledge games
-creator of online exhibits about San Miguel Arcangel Mission, French baguette making, and the Carmel Valley History Center
-creator of French travel and culture games
-writer of 2000+ Central Coast California lifestyle blogs
-family genealogist
-developer of 9 music theory games
