A pro chef has told us two surefire stovetop cooking methods to avoid bone-dry pork chops and get deliciously juicy ones ...

How to choose, prepare and cook the perfect pork chop, a tasty and thrifty alternative to steak By Chuck Blount , Chuck’s Food Shack Updated Oct 6, 2021 6:25 p.m. A sprig of rosemary adds a pop ...

One eight-ounce pork chop has a hefty 44 grams of protein for 361 calories and roughly 19 grams of fat. Like a beef rib eye steak, good pork chops cook up juicy and tender, and they’re deeply meaty.

Chop is simply the pork word for steak and all chops come from the loin muscle, which runs from a hog's shoulder to the hip. The top of the muscle is more tender than the bottom.

Pork shoulder steaks are twice as delicious and half as expensive as any pork chop you have had or ever will have. Read more about why, with 5 recipes to try. Skip to main content ...

Score fat on pork chops in 1/2- to 3/4-inch increments, if needed (if fat is 1/8- to 1/4-inch thick), using a small sharp paring knife, cutting all the way down to the meat.

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