1# Pork temple cutlets
4T minced white onion
1/4t minced garlic
butter
salt & pepper
2c milk (I used whole but 1%-2% would work)
1T corn starch
2T corn starch
1 can green beans
1 bag coleslaw
1/3c sugar
celery seed
3/4c miracle whip
lawrey's seasoning salt
- Make the coleslaw.
- I like to combine the miracle whip, celery seed, sugar, salt and pepper, and from 1/2- 1c of milk in the bowl and stir it all together. Just eyeball the milk, you'll know what consistency you'd like better than me.
- Then I stir in a little bit of the coleslaw at a time, seems to work better at combining that way.
- Season the raw temple cutlets with lawrey's seasoning salt and pepper.
- Heat 2 pans (one large & one small) with nonstick spray and butter. Mince the garlic and onion. I put most meat in one pan and then like 6 pieces in another small cast iron pan so that I'd get the brown bits from the meat for flavoring the gravy.
- Once the meat in the small pan is browned, transfer to the large pan, add water, cover & let steam.
- Sautee the onions and garlic in the small pan with a little more butter. Add 1/2c milk and let it cook.
- Make the slurry of cornstarch and water & SLOWLY WHILE STIRRING add the cornstarch. I didn't need all the slurry so don't dump it all in!
- Let the gravy thicken, I had to add more milk to thin it back down so whatever you feel is the consistency you like go, with that.
- Time for the green beans. We put our's in a microwave safe bowl, drained of course. Add a T of butter and sprinkle of lawrey's seasoning salt and microwave on high for 2min.
I would've loved to have some delicious fudgy brownies with ice cream but we have neither so just popsicles is what we get I guess!
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