Balsamic Black Pepper Pork Chops – PRESSURE COOKER


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  1. Julie Dawes
    Julie Dawes says:

    Im having a go at pressure cooked pork chops. Using a foil busket and placing it on the plastic stream busket that came with my 6L PKP. I have veg in my water so going to be a one pot yum 😋

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  2. Jerry Weil
    Jerry Weil says:

    Hey, Jack! I may have missed it, but what was the TIME SETTING on the pressure cooker? The video shows pressure was released 20 min after the lid was locked on, but that includes time to build to pressure.

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  3. Elvis Gonzalez
    Elvis Gonzalez says:

    It would be outstanding with the Mojo sauce from one of your videos. I'm Cuban and I gotta say Jack nailed it with how to make home made Mojo sauce. Only exception, in my family, we would use Bitter orange, Seville orange, sour orange, bigarade orange, or marmalade orange instead of using a regular Orange and lime both, but either way it's amazing

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  4. Debé VanderHeide
    Debé VanderHeide says:

    Hi Jack,
    You said the Balsamic was sweet. Are you using Balsamic drizzle or vinegar? I am thiking drizzle as that is sweet but not the vinegar or not one I've ever found. Could you clarify please. Thanks

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  5. dl woolman
    dl woolman says:

    I bought the same thick chops at Cost-Co.  IMO  the balsamic vinegar is extremely overpowering, (which does not pair well with the pork), the opposite of his remarks about the finished chops.  Normally I love balsamic vinegar.  But I give this recipe 0 stars.  I cannot eat it, and not one member of my family could eat it.  Note:  If you try this one, close your bedroom doors.  We are now at 5 Guys enjoying dinner while the window fans are airing out the house.

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  6. steve delsy
    steve delsy says:

    hi m8
    i live in span. and watch your program a lot.
    i have been using a stove top pressure cooker with some bad results,
    so im going to see if i can get an electric one.
    keep up the good work pal.

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  7. C -
    C - says:

    Does your family make meat sauce for pasta? The kind you let simmer on low all day on the stove? If so, could you try your recipe in the pressure cooker! I'd really like to know if it tastes like the low-and-slow cooked variety because quickly made stuff that isn't left to simmer isn't the same. If not, chili would be another thing I'd love to see you try in there to see if it tastes as good as the slow-cooked stuff.

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  8. Harry Placsom
    Harry Placsom says:

    Jack just wondering but when cooking meat in the oven or in a slow cooker I always use a fragrant vegetable garnish of Carrots, Onion, Garlic and Celery as a base to lift it of of the dish it is cooking in and to add flavour to the meat. This is a traditional french method of cooking meat I was just wondering is that a cultural thing because I never see it in american cooking.

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  9. Keith Sansevere
    Keith Sansevere says:

    I recently made mac & cheese in my pressure cooker and I've also made pulled pork in it too.  None of that waiting for 6-8 hours crap for me.  I'm too impatient for my food which is why I bought one lol.  My pressure cooker also has a slow cooker mode if I really want to use it like that.

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  10. YoMoma777
    YoMoma777 says:

    I don't have a pressure cooker any more. I wonder if I can do the same recipe in a dutch oven? I wonder what temp and time? Think it will turn out as tender?

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