How to Make Apple Ginger Glazed Pork Chops
Pat your pork chops dry with a paper towel or clean cloth., Sprinkle your ground ginger, salt and sugar over both sides of each chop. , Pour some olive oil into a skillet and put it on the stove., Gently place the pork chops on the skillet...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Pat your pork chops dry with a paper towel or clean cloth.
Be sure to put the oil in before applying heat so the oil heats up as the pan does. ,, This should take roughly 7-10 minutes. , The apple jelly will begin to melt at the same time as your pork chops are cooking. , Leave the juice/glaze of the apple jelly in the pan. , Cover them with aluminum foil and leave them for about 3 mins to cool down. ,,, It should take roughly 5 minutes. ,,, Have the glaze available to pour over the pork chops. -
Step 2: Sprinkle your ground ginger
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Step 3: salt and sugar over both sides of each chop.
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Step 4: Pour some olive oil into a skillet and put it on the stove.
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Step 5: Gently place the pork chops on the skillet.
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Step 6: Control the heat of the pan to a medium-high heat then cook the first side of each pork chop until only slightly pink
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Step 7: but mostly brown.
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Step 8: Turn the pork chops over and use a spoon to place some of your apple jelly into the pan.
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Step 9: Remove your pork chops when they have cooked through to your preference.
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Step 10: Take the pork chops away from the heat to cool.
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Step 11: Return the heat of your pan to high.
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Step 12: Stir the apple juice and ground ginger into the pan.
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Step 13: Cook the glaze until the liquid starts to thicken.
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Step 14: Stir in some apple cider vinegar to finish the glaze off.
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Step 15: Put the glaze in a serving dish.
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Step 16: Serve!
Detailed Guide
Be sure to put the oil in before applying heat so the oil heats up as the pan does. ,, This should take roughly 7-10 minutes. , The apple jelly will begin to melt at the same time as your pork chops are cooking. , Leave the juice/glaze of the apple jelly in the pan. , Cover them with aluminum foil and leave them for about 3 mins to cool down. ,,, It should take roughly 5 minutes. ,,, Have the glaze available to pour over the pork chops.
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