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CHILLI-CHARRED PORK CHOPS WITH PRICKLY PEAR-CITRUS SALAD AND WILD RICE & PEAS
Pork chops are great. I realize that this is a rather broad and obvious statement, but no, seriously. I really like pork chops. I didn’t grow up eating pork at all. Not until culinary school did I get to experience the greatness of a great pork chop. 
Last night, I found myself a-hankerin’ for such greatness. And so, I whipped myself up a rather magnificent dinner composed of such. Antibiotic & hormone-free pork chops, rubbed with a peppery, chilli-laden spice blend and lime, grilled to juicy perfection. To compliment, an awesome, pink salad made with organic ruby red grapefruit,  prickly pear and granny smith apples. For a good grain, a take on the west Indies classic, rice and peas: fresh green peas with wild rice. 
Oh, how I stuffed myself. After all, I could actually eat everything on my plate.
 And…it tasted pretty great, if I do say so myself. 
this dish is hypoallergenic. 
this means no peanuts, tree nuts, soy or sesame.
there’s also no milk or eggs…
…and certainly no wheat or gluten.
no fish or shellfish either!
PS: This is our 100th post! Huge thanks to all of you. I never could have done this without you dorks. Here’s to many more! xoxo

CHILLI-CHARRED PORK CHOPS WITH PRICKLY PEAR-CITRUS SALAD AND WILD RICE & PEAS

Pork chops are great. I realize that this is a rather broad and obvious statement, but no, seriously. I really like pork chops. I didn’t grow up eating pork at all. Not until culinary school did I get to experience the greatness of a great pork chop.

Last night, I found myself a-hankerin’ for such greatness. And so, I whipped myself up a rather magnificent dinner composed of such. Antibiotic & hormone-free pork chops, rubbed with a peppery, chilli-laden spice blend and lime, grilled to juicy perfection. To compliment, an awesome, pink salad made with organic ruby red grapefruit, prickly pear and granny smith apples. For a good grain, a take on the west Indies classic, rice and peas: fresh green peas with wild rice.

Oh, how I stuffed myself. After all, I could actually eat everything on my plate.

And…it tasted pretty great, if I do say so myself.

  • this dish is hypoallergenic.
  • this means no peanuts, tree nuts, soy or sesame.
  • there’s also no milk or eggs…
  • …and certainly no wheat or gluten.
  • no fish or shellfish either!

PS: This is our 100th post! Huge thanks to all of you. I never could have done this without you dorks. Here’s to many more! xoxo

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