Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan. Pan-fry the pork loin steaks very lightly on both sides. Add the garlic, mustard, wine and vegetable stock, lemon juice, sage, salt and pepper and apricots.
Step 3: Meanwhile, add the garlic oil and butter to a heavy-based frying pan in which all the pork steaks can fit snugly and put over a medium to high heat. Once it starts sizzling, add the pork ...
The last differentiator is the cooking method. Pan-fried cutlets like these breaded pork chops retain more of their inherent flavor because they're less greasy than deep-fried. They cook quickly ...
Heat a non-stick frying pan over a high heat. Add a little oil and, once hot, sear the beef with the garlic for a minute each side. Set aside to rest. Add a little more oil to the same pan.
First in the series is “buta-koma daikon” (pork slice bits and daikon), which goes well with rice. It is a filling dish that is easy to cook in a frying pan. Simmered daikon is often ...