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Heat the oil in a cast-iron skillet over medium heat, until the oil shimmers. Flip and continue to cook until the pork chops and breading are golden on all sides. Boneless pork chops often come from the end of the pork loin that's less fatty, so Nosrat recommended choosing bone-in pork chops, particularly T-bone style chops.
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Ingredients
Pork chops shouldn't be ice cold when they hit the pan or grill. Fresh pork chops are light pink to white. If the pork chops are gray or brown, they have started to spoil. Open the package and smell the pork chops.
Instructions
If they have a sour or unpleasant odor, throw them out. But there's something satisfying about a classic square meal—a protein, carb and vegetable, just like your mom used to serve. Pork chops are always a sure bet (they're easy to prepare, relatively lean and always delicious). But what should you serve them with? The first thing you should do in preparing your pork loin is to defrost, if necessary.
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