Ok, this one I made at home, so I had access to a less-broken camera.
Last weekend, I stopped in to my local supermarket, and found a gigantic 10lb pork loin on sale for half price. Score! I’ve made a lot of things with it, but this has been the best so far… After having a great Weinerschnitzel at European Bistro on Naaman’s Road, Wilmington, DE. I decided to make a Pork Schnitzel out of some of my massive slab. I used This recipe from SimplyRecipes. My pan was apparently less-clean than theirs, so my sauce wound up quite a bit darker, but it was still fantastic. I have two kinds of beets with it. My produce delivery from Suburban Organics had some beets in it this week, so I roasted them up. Very simple – wrap them in foil, bake at 400 degrees for about 1 – 1.5hrs, wait until they cool, peel, slice, drizzle with olive oil, salt, and pepper, and that’s that. The other beets are your regular ol’ pickled beets. There’s also some sauerkraut, because hey, why not.
Anyway, it wound up being great, and I’m looking forward to doing it again. Now, to figure out what to do with the rest of this massive chunk of pork.
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Posted on 12 April 2011
Tags: Broken Camera, Dill Sauce, Drizzle, European Bistro, Massive Chunk, Massive Slab, Naaman, Olive Oil, Organics, Pickled Beets, Pork Loin, Pork Schnitzel, Road Wilmington, Salt And Pepper, Salt Pepper, Sauerkraut, Score, Supermarket, Two Kinds, Weinerschnitzel
Wow your Pork Schnitzel with Beets and Dill Sauce looks very delicious and sumptuous! You really got a great deal on 10lb pork loin, good job!
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Great recipe. I am into cooking myself. In fact, I even enrolled to a free culinary lesson once. I love mixing all the ingredients to come up with a good dish. As for the rest of your chunk of pork, why not make pork loin braised in milk? You will surely love it.
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eewwwww!!! Does not sound tasty nor look tasty in picture.
It looks delicious. Lucky, to find a half priced pork loin. I love to just buy what is discounted and see what I can make with it, sometimes I eat some new and delicious meals. xD
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