Hard apple cider marinated pork chops (recipe)

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Hard apple cider marinated pork chops (recipe)
NameHard apple cider marinated pork chops
IngredientsSalt Hard alcoholic cider Olive oil Garlic cloves Sriracha sauce Black pepper Paprika
Cooktime (in hours)0.2
Preptime (in hours)1.166666667
Totaltime (in hours)1.366666667
Keto friendlinessKeto friendly
Calories265.4
Fat17.8
Protein23.1
Carbohydrate2
Fiber0.3
Net carbohydrates1.7
Sugar0.6
Saturated fat5.5
Cholesterol (mg)76
Sodium1231.6
Servings4
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Hard apple cider marinated pork chops (recipe) is a keto friendly food item with net carbohydrates of about 1-2 per serving.
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Recipe instructions

  1. Combine 1/2 bottle of the hard cider, salt, and Siracha sauce in a gallon sized sealable bag or marinating container. Mix well, and add pork chops.
  2. Marinate pork chops in cider mixture for one hour, turning halfway through (for extra flavor, prick holes in the pork chops with a fork). Marinate the pork chops in the refrigerator to ensure freshness.
  3. While the pork chops are marinating, slice the onion. Onion slices should be no thicker than 1/8 inch. Separate the onion slices so all layers are loose.
  4. Once pork chops are finished marinating, combine the remainder of the cider, Old Bay, olive oil, Italian seasoning, and black pepper in a large nonstick saucepan, and heat over medium heat until the mixture starts to boil/sizzle.
  5. Add garlic and onions, and saute until the onions start to soften.
  6. Add the pork chops, and saute until the chops are cooked through (about 10 minutes), turning once. After you turn the pork chops, sprinkle with the paprika to give the chops some color. Note: while sauteing the pork chops, make sure that you don't have any of the onions under them. Allowing the pork chops to rest on the bottom of the pan and cook in the cider mixture allows them to cook faster and to soak up more of the flavors of the saute.
  7. Once pork chops are completely cooked, remove from pan and place on dinner plates, sprinkling them with a pinch of salt (to taste). Garnish with the sauteed onions on top of the pork chops and serve.

    Food tags
    Meat, Weeknight,


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