Pork Rind Chops

Author
Amy
Date
Dec, 20, 2018

These pork chops are such a great paleo hack! It’s so refreshing getting a crunch in a crust and these chops are just packed with flavor. The crispy coating gives these chops a whole new level of complexity yet they are so simple and fast to put together!

When I was growing up and my grandma came to visit, she would always do the cooking for us. She was an excellent cook and she has so many delicious dishes. One of my favorites were fried pork chops. However, she would use panko and refined oils for the recipe. So I’m making this version completely healthy and it doesn’t sacrifice taste, infant I think these are better!

For my money saving tip, I would recommend getting your pork chops boneless. (I did get mine bone-in because they had a fantastic sale and I got 2 lbs for $5. You can’t beet that!) However, if your budget is thin I recommend getting boneless because you’re not going to have to pay for the extra weight of the bone that you can’t even eat. The bone-in are more tender so if you afford it—do it!

These Pork Chops are so simple to make. The coating is as easy as throwing everything together in a food processor!

Simply dip the pork chop in the egg wash, then pork rinds.

Place chops into a hot pan and fry 3 minuets each side, then repeating once more.

That’s it! Super simple, and you have a crispy, super tender, delish pork chop! Enjoy!
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Pork Rind Chops
Fast and easy pork chops with a crunch!
Course Main Dish
Cuisine American
Keyword Paleo
Prep Time 10 Minuets
Cook Time 10 Minuets
Servings
People
Ingredients
Course Main Dish
Cuisine American
Keyword Paleo
Prep Time 10 Minuets
Cook Time 10 Minuets
Servings
People
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Place pork rinds, spices, and garlic into a food processor and grind until the pork rinds are crumbled and the mixture is fully combined.
  2. Pour mixture into a bowl.
  3. Crack eggs into a bowl, add in almond milk and then whisk together.
  4. Pour avocado oil into a large skillet on high and allow it to heat up.
  5. Take a pork chop and dip it into egg wash. Then flip it into pork rind crumbs. Place the pork chop into the hot skillet.
  6. Continue this process with all the pork chops.
  7. After about 3 minuets, flip the pork chops. Do this process twice. Or until the chop reaches 150-160 degrees (depending on the “doneness” preference)
  8. Allow to cool and rest for 5-10 minuets. Serve warm!
December 23, 2018

Amy

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