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Pork Shoulder Chops

odyssey06 · 2017-06-05 19:36:45

Hi, Saw these in supermarket but before I buy them, what's the best way to cook them? Can they be quickly done on the pan or foreman grill like a regular pork chop, or do they really need to be slow cooked or used in casserole? Cheers.

05-06-2017 08:36PM

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Hi,

Saw these in supermarket but before I buy them, what's the best way to cook them?
Can they be quickly done on the pan or foreman grill like a regular pork chop, or do they really need to be slow cooked or used in casserole?

Cheers.

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#2 06-06-2017 10:00AM

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Pork Shoulder needs to be slow cooked.

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#3 07-06-2017 05:28PM

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These came out in tesco a few months back (or maybe I never noticed them before).

Think some are called collar chops. The cooking instructions were similar to regular pork chops. But they were better done slowly. I do not like the big ring of fat on regular chops. These have it throughout, and you can pick and choose which looks best, i.e. there is a lot more difference in the fat than on regular chops.

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