The Best Pork Chop You'll Ever Make (Restaurant-Quality) | Epicurious 101


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In this edition of Epicurious 101, professional chef and culinary instructor Frank Proto demonstrates how to make the best pork …

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  1. @curlyb4c95
    @curlyb4c95 says:

    Just cooked this Saturday, April 20, 2024. Freakin’ delicious!!!!!!!❤ Absolutely incredible! That sauce…🔥. And the chop was so tender! I’ve never had a pork chop SO AMAZING! FR. Thank you, Chef!

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  2. @al.ignatenko
    @al.ignatenko says:

    Frank, I did this recepie and sauce and it was mindblowing! Thank you! The only thing I found – making sauce took longer than I thought, considering the reduction.. but it was well worth it!!

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  3. @jackprick9797
    @jackprick9797 says:

    I modified the recipe. Used dry rosemary instead of thyme and also added dry organo and dry piquine chili peppers and sriracha seasoning. It was fantastic! I did not make the sauce. Once basting of pork chop was done, i removed removed a bit of the oil/butter and threw in steamed white rice into the pan to soak up the flavors and i scrapped the pan to get some of those delicious browned spices. Ate this with some Italian red wine – Amarone Della Valpolicella. Like I said, FANTASTIC!!! Thank you!

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  4. @Indian--Summers
    @Indian--Summers says:

    I like how he said he was just going to use salt & pepper and not a lot of spices because he wanted to taste the pork.
    Then he makes a pan sauce with herbs, spices, brandy and cream.
    Then he plates the chop, slices off a piece and immediately dips in the sauce before taking a bite.
    So, what's he tasting,,, the pork, or the sauce?
    I'm not saying it doesn't taste delicious I'm just saying his end act of eating flies in the face of his statement at the beginning.

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  5. @charlieparker5678
    @charlieparker5678 says:

    I've asked this before on previous cooking videos, but I never get an answer. I'm gonna ask it again. Why do a lot of these cooking tutorials use kosher salt instead of regular, garden-variety table salt? I mean, what makes kosher salt so much better. This video is just one of the many videos I've seen where the person uses kosher salt but doesn't explain why he's using it. It's just taken as a given. Is a certain tribe paying these YouTubers to push kosher salt in their cooking tutorials?? 🤔

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