A lot of people credit chicken as the most versatile, and easiest kind of meat to cook with. And while it’s true that the white meat tastes delicious in various types of recipes, I would say that you can’t overlook pork chops for its versatility either. This meat cut can be enjoyed in so many…
Pork Chop Recipes
Java Rice with Pork Chop
Across the world, people love a good pork chop. While it may come as pricey to some, a good piece of pork is great not only during special celebrations or romantic dates but fun days out with your family! Pork is able to absorb many different flavors well. You can cook it to your preference,…
Pork Steak Recipe (How to Cook Pork Chop Steak)
Soy sauce, onions, salt, pepper, calamansi– these are a couple of ingredients you may commonly find in most classic Filipino viands. And the appeal definitely resonates well with us as these truly go well with a great deal of dishes, blending perfectly with savory flavors. It makes sense then for these much-favored seasonings and spices…
Root Beer Pork Steak
Root Beer Pork Steak is my way of making the pork version of bistek tagalog with a little twist. I have been experimenting on interesting ingredients that I can use to improve the overall flavor of my favorite Filipino dishes. This dish is an example. You might have also seen my recipe posts for Sprite…
Filipino Fried Pork Chop Recipe with Tomato and Salted Egg
Filipino Fried Pork Chop with Tomato and Salted Egg is a simple dish that you can enjoy for lunch. It is easy to prepare and quick to cook. Adding a cup of warm white rice should complete your meal. You can also banana ketchup as a condiment if preferred. Most Filipinos prepare fried food because…
Tonkatsu Sinangag at Itlog
One of my favorite silog brunch meal is Tonkatsu Sinangag at Itlog. It is composed of crusted fried pork, garlic fried rice, and piece of sunny-side-up egg. This concept is inspired by the Filipino tapsilog and tosilog wherein cured beef and pork were used respectively. Tonkatsu is quicker to prepare compares to tapa and tocino because…
Pork Chop Steak ala Bistek
Pork Chop Steak ala Bistek is a version of bistek tagalog using pork chop. This is a simple straightforward version wherein pork chops are marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, garlic powder, lime, and ground black pepper. It is then pan fried and cooked until tender. Sliced of onions (also called onion rings) are…
Pork Chop Bicol Express Recipe
Pork Chop Bicol Express is another Bicol Express Recipe that makes use of pork chops. This version requires pork chops to be cooked in coconut cream along with spicy chili and shrimp paste. This spicy dish works well with my taste buds and I always enjoy every spoonful of it. It is easy to cook bicol express…
Pork Chop Sinigang
Pork chop can also be used to make sinigang. I simply call it pork chop sinigang. You can use pork chop with fat on (this is the usual cut in the Philippines), or otherwise. I needed to travel for an hour south of my location to get pork chops with fat, so I decided to…
Marinated Grilled Pork Chop
Marinated Grilled Pork Chop is one tasty grilled pork chop version that I really enjoyed. It is really delicious and it only made use of minimal ingredients. I think that one ingredient really stood-up in terms of providing flavor to the pork chop and it was the Knorr liquid seasoning. It never crossed my mind…