Tennessee Whiskey Pork Chops and Farmstand Corn Fritters
Another dinner made possible by the lovely folks at Cook's Country. SP is a huge Jack Daniel's fan so when I saw the recipe for Tennessee Whiskey Pork Chops I knew he'd be a fan. On the same page was a recipe for Farmstand Corn Fritters, which was perfect since I bought 5 ears of corn at a farmer's market.
I served the pork chops and corn fritters with simple mashed potatoes made with butter, milk, salt and pepper.
This was an outstanding meal. The pork chops were moist and perfectly cooked. I'm now a convert to bone-in chops. And the sauce...sweet and slightly booze-y, it was a great accompaniment to the chops. The fritters didn't turn out quite as well as I'd hoped (I admit, I was futzing with the first batch), but they had great flavor and were very easy to make. I'd definitely make them again only I'd leave them alone to set up and brown before trying to flip them. The recipe said they'd cook for only 1 minute per side, but mine took at least 3 to start browning and could have gone for 5 a side in order to get even more crispy and golden brown.
I served the pork chops and corn fritters with simple mashed potatoes made with butter, milk, salt and pepper.
This was an outstanding meal. The pork chops were moist and perfectly cooked. I'm now a convert to bone-in chops. And the sauce...sweet and slightly booze-y, it was a great accompaniment to the chops. The fritters didn't turn out quite as well as I'd hoped (I admit, I was futzing with the first batch), but they had great flavor and were very easy to make. I'd definitely make them again only I'd leave them alone to set up and brown before trying to flip them. The recipe said they'd cook for only 1 minute per side, but mine took at least 3 to start browning and could have gone for 5 a side in order to get even more crispy and golden brown.
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