Powder pork chops
By VicentaLakin
IT WAS DONE ON AN AD HOC BASIS AND WITH A GUILLOTINE, AND TODAY IT WAS DONE WITH SERIOUSNESS AND A RECIPE. PORK CHOPS TO MICRO-TRANSPARENT, WRAPS CHEESE, WRAPS BREAD, BLOWS UP TO YELLOW, BRILLIANCE SKIN, MEAT QNON, BUT FULL OF SOFT CHEESE INSIDE. THE MORE EVIL THE HAPPIER. RACHEL'S FOOD
Recipe Recommendations
- pork chops appropriate amount
- bread flour appropriate amount
- cornflour appropriate amount
- egg liquid appropriate amount
- cheese slices appropriate amount
- oil appropriate amount
- barbecue sauce appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- fried
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Powder pork chops

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I'm using long meat strips. Cut pieces
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The meat is cut into thin pieces
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Put the film on the tablet, release the pig, and cover it up
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Hit it with a crutches and break it
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Pork chops get thinner
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It's half an hour's worth of pickled up with a bottle of wine
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Take a piece of cheese, give it a quarter, turn it into a four-story square, put it on the side of the steak
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Put on the other half of the chop and press your fingers at the opening
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The meatloaf is filled with powder
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And then the egg cream
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Finally, the bread
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I don't care if you want to seal it on three sides, but there's no need for cheese
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The small milk pot heats up to 140-150 degrees and discharges pigs into and out of the gold, so that it can be repeated once more as much as 180 degrees. Remember to pull out your toothpicks when you eat。
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This is some barbecue sauce in the cheese. As compared to earlier, cheese with barbecue sauce, because of increased moisture, easier to boil, and a bit of barbecue sauce, can add to the flavor. Because of the fluidity of the sauce, it is safe to block the three openings and blow them up with toothpicks, and the sauce is not easily released。
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It's the effect of the pork poaching saucePowder pork chops Make Tips
1. Any cheese with a low melting point can be used for cheese-filled pork cutlets, for example the CHEDDAR I used, as well as MOZZARELLA, CURD, etc. Using CHEDDAR makes it look nice.
2. I selected meat strips from COSTCO to make pork cutlets. 1. They are boneless, which makes them easier to work with. 2. The thickness can be adjusted as needed; for this cutlet, since it has a filling inside, the thinner it is, the better it tastes.
3. Improper frying can easily cause the crispy skin to peel off from the meat after cooking. Therefore, I perform a two-step process: the initial fry cooks the ingredients and doesn't require high oil temperature; the second fry removes excess moisture from the surface to make it crisp.
4. The fried pork cutlets can be placed on kitchen paper to absorb any excess oil.
5. Chicken cutlets can also be made this way. If you want to make plain pork cutlets, simply omit the cheese.