Pork Chop Recipes

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Pork chops tend to be some of the more fatty cuts of pork and thus are the most flavorful, so it’s not surprising that they are also among the most popular. You can pan-sear, grill, braise or even fry pork chops, so there are many possibilities for pairing this delectable cut with a wide variety of wines.

Fried Pork Chop Recipes

Let’s begin with fried pork chops. In this case, fried is meaning breaded and fried. Here you aren’t pairing the wine with the meat so much as you’re pairing the wine with the preparation. Deep frying generally means that the meat will be somewhat greasy, and grease needs acid to make a pairing work. Grease and fat have a natural tendency to reduce the impression of acidity in a wine, so you should always look for wine with an extra kick of ... Read More about Fried Pork Chop pairings »

Pan Seared Pork Chop Recipes

Pan searing pork chops is a common and easy method of preparation. Some people believe that pan searing “seals in” the juices of the meat for more succulent dishes. This is not actually the case. The succulence from pan searing comes from two effects involved in this cooking method. First, the searing is fast so more moisture remains within the meat instead of evaporating away or leaking into the pan. Second, the caramelization of the sugars... Read More about Pan Seared Pork Chop pairings »

Braised Pork Recipes

Braised pork dishes tend to have pronounced flavors coming from the braising liquid used. In these cases, you want to pair your wine with the braising liquid, which is typically based on meat stock with either herb of vegetable flavorings. One of the classic braised pork dishes, smothered pork chops, includes lots of fried onions, a decidedly sweet preparation. Onions are full of sugar but it takes extended cooking to really make tha... Read More about Braised Pork pairings »

Grilled Pork Chop Recipes

Because of their rich ring of covering fat, pork chops are well suited to grilling. Simple preparations like a brush of rosemary, garlic and wine are some of the best ways to enhance the lightly smoky flavor of grilled pork without covering the subtle flavor of the meat. Counterintuitively perhaps, grilled pork chops are best paired with rich white wine, like something barrel aged and a little smoky. There are many white wines with a natural... Read More about Grilled Pork Chop pairings »

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