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Boneless chops

Discussion in 'Food & Drink Forum' started by plutosgirl, May 4, 2006.

  1. plutosgirl

    plutosgirl It's a Liopleurodon!!!

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    Once in a while I buy one of those pork loins and cut them up into roasts and chops to freeze. That's about the only frozen meat I'll use because I just don't like the taste of frozen meat. However I've found the chops are always tough. I can get them seasoned well, but they're always tough. Am I cooking them too long or is it because they are so lean? Now that I think about it, even if I get them unfrozen, they usually end up tough. Any ideas?

    Tia.
     
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    Could be cooking too long. The myth about pork is that it has be cooked well-done=dry.
     
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    plutosgirl It's a Liopleurodon!!!

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    How do I know when they are done? I'm paranoid about undercooking them.
     
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    how are you cooking them? bake, frying pan, grill? use a marinade to soften them up and to keep moist.
     
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    I got one of those thermo forks that tell you the internal temp.
     
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    you can eat pork medium, there's nothing to be paranoid about

    you could also brine them for several hours before cooking :drool:
     
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    plutosgirl It's a Liopleurodon!!!

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    Usually grilling or baking.

    I will buy a thermometer per Trace and brine them longer (must not have been doing it long enough) per you and chip.

    Thanks all.
     

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