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Baked Pork Chops Recipes

Constituents:

12 x 1/2″ thick pork chops, center cut, trimmed

1 c. dry bread crumb

1 1/2 c. cornflakes, finely crushed

2 eggs white beaten

2 cups evaporated milk, preferably fat free, evaporated for 1 minute

10 teasps paprika

2 teasps oregano

1 teasp garlic powder

1 teasp of salt

1 teasp of black pepper

1/2 teasp red pepper

2 tbsp parmesan cheese, fine cut

2/3 teasp olive oil

Directions:

Mix the beaten eggs with the evaporated milk. Then, plunge the meat completely into the eggs mixture and set aside. Meanwhile, heat your oven to 375 F. Then, crumble the bread crumbs finely and add the cornflakes.

Mix all the remaining spice ingredients and grease the baking plate with the olive oil. Then plunge the pork chops in the bread crumbs and then in the spice mixture. Make sure that both sides are coated well.

Display the pork chops in the bake tray and cook around 15-20 mins., uncovered. After 20 mins, turn the meat and cook for another 20 minutes. Best Served hot with rice and couscous, and some green vegetables to reduce the fat content. Always use olive oil to grease your pan or baking tray.

Contents : 250 cal., 65 gms cholesterol.

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