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California Farm Panfried Pineapple Porkchop na may chops na pinrito kasama ang pinya, sibuyas, pipino at sweet pepper, pinakuluan sa piga ng limon.
Sa mataas na apoy, sa cast iron skillet, i-fry ang 2 buong dried Thai peppers sa 2 kutsarang grapeseed oil hanggang mabango, halos limang minuto. Itapon ang Thai peppers. I-turn ang init sa katamtaman, idagdag ang pork chop, pinya, sibuyas, matamis na paminta, pipino. Iprito hanggang ma-caramelize, limang minuto, i-flip ang baboy sa kabilang panig, iprito ng limang minuto pa.
Heat a cast iron skillet over high heat. Add 2 tablespoons of grapeseed oil and fry the 2 whole dried Thai peppers until they become fragrant, which should take about five minutes. Carefully remove and discard the Thai peppers. Reduce the heat to medium, then add the pork chops, diced pineapple, red onion, sweet peppers, and cucumber to the skillet. Fry this mixture for five minutes, or until the ingredients start to caramelize. Flip the pork chops to the other side and continue frying for an additional five minutes.
I-turn ang init sa mababa, ilagay ang mga pritong prutas at gulay sa ibabaw ng pork chop, pakuluan ng limang minuto pa hanggang maglabas ng kanilang mga katas. Tikman ang pinagsamang prutas at gulay. Pigain ang kasing dami ng lemon juice sa ibabaw na gusto mo. Tikman muli, pagkatapos lagyan ng asin. I-enjoy.
Lower the heat to low. Pile the fried fruits and vegetables on top of the pork chops. Let them simmer for five more minutes, allowing their juices to release. Taste the fruit and vegetable mixture. Squeeze as much fresh lemon juice over the top as you prefer. Taste the dish again, then season with salt. Serve immediately and enjoy.