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Mexican-style marinated pork chops
- Thomasina Miers
Published: December 19, 2014 at 2:30 PM
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Serves 6
Easy
Total time: 30 mins
+ marinating time
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Try Thomasina Miers' impressive recipe for pork chops in a punchy lime and ancho marinade. Ancho is a dried poblano chilli which lends a sweet, earthy flavour to the dish. Cooked it on the BBQ or griddle for a delicious charred taste
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Try Thomasina Miers's Mexican-style pork chops with her warm new potato salad recipe. Also check out our fried pork chops, baked pork chops, soy glazed pork chops and more pork chop recipes. Also discover more Mexican recipes, including our Mexican salad, Mexican BBQ fish and Mexican chicken mole.
Ingredients
Nutrition
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6 pork chops
thick ones
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1 large red onion
finely sliced
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150g radish
finely sliced
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small handful parsley
chopped
MARINADE
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4 large ancho chillies
seeds removed
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a small handful of leaves oregano
chopped
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small handful thyme sprigs
with leaves picked off
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1 tsp fennel seeds
crushed
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1 tbsp sea salt
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2 cloves garlic
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1 orange
juiced
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2 lime
juiced
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½ tsp demerara sugar
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal482
- fat28.5g
- carbs3.7g
- fibre0.8g
- protein52.9g
- salt1.5g
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Method
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step 1
To make the marinade, tear the chillies into pieces and gently toast them in a hot, dry frying pan for a minute or two until they start releasing their scent. Remove from the heat and pour in just enough boiling water to cover, then leave them to soak for 10 minutes. Drain and whizz with the rest of the marinade ingredients, then marinate the pork overnight or for at least 4 hours.
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step 2
Heat a griddle pan until smoking hot. Cook the chops in batches, about 3-6 minutes a side depending on their size, then leave to rest for at least 5 minutes under foil. They should still be tender in the middle. While you don’t want to eat them undercooked, pork is best eaten when pink and juicy in the middle, not white and cooked through. Serve topped with onion, radish and parsley.
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Thomasina Miers
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