Monday nights dinner. Pork Chops from Dufort Farm Rehoboth, Rhubarb and asparagus from our garden. Made a lovely sauce with the rhubarb, there was only a little Rhubarb ready. Usually I would freeze it for later but then it’s gone into the depths of the deep freeze never to be seen till it is a large blob of Frost. I used Hippy Pilgrims Orange Cranberry Garlic salt on the chops. The sauce was lovely, and the chops flavorful and juicy. I cooked the chops in a cast iron pot with oil waiting till it was shimmering. Next I seared them on one side for about 5 minutes then turned over and cooked about 2-3 minutes more till they were 140 degrees inside let set for 5 minutes then served. It was delicious. Make sure to visit your local Famers Markets there are many around. Check out Edidble Southeastern Magazine for a list of local markets, articles and recipes with local foods and news.
This blog was started for the eat local challenge 2008.I live in massachusetts and we have been trying to eat as local as possible since 2006.
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Thanks for the shout out!
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