Pork Chops

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  1. Frogleg

    Frogleg Registered Best

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    Its hard to get good pork chops anymore. Why do most feel "slimy". Not spoiled but coated with some preservative i guess.(what is this preservative?) And not tasty like pork chops use to be.

    I bought some from Whole Foods the other day and they felt 'normal' And they tasted like pork chops of 20+ yrs ago. Delicious.
     
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    shane0911 Helping lost idiots find their village

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    Guess it's all about where you buy it. I'd suggest a local farmer and you'll almost certainly get better meat and at a better price.
     
  3. mctiger

    mctiger RIP, and thanks for the music Staff Member

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    My wife has always rinsed off and patted dry the chops before she preps them. Also adds a little salt free Tony's, pepper, grated cheese and smoked paprika to the bread crumbs. Delicious.
     
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    The big problem with chops is there Is a very fine line between food poisoning and the best chops ever and also and over cooked dry ass chop. It's a small sweet spot
     

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