Skip to main content


Pork cutlets with pan-fried apple and sage

INGREDIENTS
4 (500g) potatoes
4 x pork cutlets
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon butter
2 apples, peeled, cored, cut into wedges (we used Granny Smith's)
2 garlic cloves
2 tablespoons plain flour
16 sage leaves
¼ cup white wine
¼ cup chicken stock

PREPARATION
1. Steam or boil the potatoes until tender. When cool enough to touch, peel and slice into wedges.

2. Preheat the oven to 120°C. Use the heel of your hand to bash the pork cutlets. Heat the oil and butter in a frying pan over medium heat.

3. When the butter is foaming add the pork cutlets and cook for 4-5 minutes each side until just cooked. Place in the oven while you cook the apple and potato.

4. Reheat the oil and butter in the pan over medium heat. Sauté the potatoes, apple, garlic and sage leaves until the butter is golden brown. Add the wine and cook for 2 minutes, then the stock and cook for another 2 minutes.

5. To serve, place a pork cutlet on each plate and a pile of the sautéed apple combo and sauce.

NOTES
This is a taste sensation and a lighter, easier meal to prepare than Roast pork.
Those of you with state-of-the-art barbecuing systems can adapt the recipe to the bbq - cook the pork, apples and potatoes on the bbq plate, sauté sage, oil and butter in small saucepan on the bbq. Or prepare the sage butter inside on the stove. To serve, drizzle the pork, apple and potatoes with the sage butter.
This recipe was created by Melissa Hughes for Kidspot, New Zealand’s best recipe finder.

Popular posts from this blog

RASPBERRY MASCARPONE TART WITH CHOCOLATE COOKIE CRUST

A dark chocolate cookie crust filled with whipped mascarpone and topped with raspberries.  Perfect for Valentine’s Day! Do you do anything special for Valentine’s Day?  We really don’t go like to go crazy for this “holiday”, our life is crazy enough 🙂  Although you won’t find us in a restaurant,  maybe I’ll make dessert.   Sometimes I’ll make a heart shaped breakfast for the kids, or some heart shaped cookies.  So creative I know! Stepping away from the hearts this year, but I definitely think that for Valentine’s Day chocolate is a must!  That’s why I started this tart with a dark chocolate cookie crust.  The rich chocolate flavor goes perfectly well with the smooth creamy whipped mascarpone filling.  Mascarpone cheese is a little indulgent (and challenging to spell!) but what better excuse than love to bake with the best ingredients. A few simple raspberries are the topping.  I just love the gorgeous color they gave t...

Portland Homeless Couple Run Japanese-Fusion Hot Dog Cart

Portland Homeless Couple Run Japanese-Fusion Hot Dog Cart : " I found Budd and Grae Lewis outside of the Springwater Church Holiday Bazaar in Gresham this weekend. The Lewises own Domo Dogs , a Japanese-fusion hot dog cart that has no permanent location—much like the Lewises, who became homeless last year. Until then, they'd owned a lovely and modest home in St. Helens. Budd Lewis used to be a successful writer and animator who worked on TV shows like 'Smurfs' while Grae Lewis worked as a technician designing Intel chips. Just before the economy crashed, Grae left her job to retrain as a publisher, anticipating that her job at Intel would either be outsourced or rendered "obsolete". But tuition at her Vancouver, Canada, college was much higher than expected, and the Lewises quickly ran out of savings. To make matters worse, their renter bailed and the couple's home was foreclosed on—a fact they learned when they pulled into their driveway and saw a ...

Quick cheese snack

INGREDIENTS Oil for frying Parsley 2 egg whites A dash of salt 1 tablespoon of flour or breadcrumbs for coating 100g of cheese PREPARATION 1. Grate the cheese. Cool the egg whites and whisk them together with salt. 2. Add the cheese and mix everything together. Season it with salt and pepper if desired. 3. Make small balls, coat them in the flour (or breadcrumbs). 4. Heat up the oil in a pan and fry the balls evenly, turning them over with a fork. Do not fry more than 3 balls at one time. Let the fried balls dry on paper towels. 5. Serve with chopped parsley. brightside.me