Brined pork chop with captain morgan apple demiglaze mashed potatoes and asparagus
Brined pork chop with captain morgan apple demiglaze mashed potatoes and asparagus

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Easy recipe made on one sheet pan for parmesan crusted pork chops, potatoes, and asparagus. Once the brined has cooled add pork chops. Heat grill or grill pan over medium heat.

To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have brined pork chop with captain morgan apple demiglaze mashed potatoes and asparagus using 16 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Brined pork chop with captain morgan apple demiglaze mashed potatoes and asparagus:
  1. Make ready brine
  2. Make ready 5 frenched pork chops
  3. Take 1 gallon boiling water
  4. Get 1 gallon ice
  5. Get 1 cup kosher salt
  6. Prepare 1 cup brown sugar
  7. Get 4 sprigs sage
  8. Get 10 clove garlic
  9. Take 1 quartered onion
  10. Take 2 carrots
  11. Get 2 stalks celery
  12. Make ready captain morgan demi
  13. Take 6 oz captain morgan spiced rum
  14. Take 3 green apples
  15. Take 1 quart chicken stock
  16. Make ready 1 quart apple cider

In this video, we show you how to avoid making a dry, shoeleather tough tough pork chop by using a process called "Brining" You will also learn how to make. These pork chops are balanced by a simple side of broccoli and red potatoes mashed with milk and delightfully squeaky cheese curds while still hot, which helps the cheese deliciously melt. An irresistible pan sauce featuring earthy sage and sweet maple syrup adds flavorful harmony to this easy dish. Learn how to make delicious pork chops with sweet potatoes and sauteed apples.

Steps to make Brined pork chop with captain morgan apple demiglaze mashed potatoes and asparagus:
  1. For the brine Add garlic, onion, celery,carrots, salt, brown sugar, and sage to the boiling water and cook for 5 minutes
  2. Use the gallon of ice to cool down your brine
  3. Once chilled. submerge the pork chops and marinate over night *** in the picture i butterflied the chops for presentation. Do this before you brine the pork if desired***
  4. For the demiglaze In a medium sauce pot heat about a tablespoon of butter and carmelize your apples.
  5. Add the captain, cider and stock. Reduce by half and season with salt, pepper, garlic, and onion powder
  6. When your waiting for your demi to reduce you can make your porkchop, starch and vegetable of your preference ***i grilled mine . But searing it and finishing in the oven will be just as delicious ***
  7. Plate it up and add the love! Meaning the captain morgan demi of course:-)

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