Fried Pork Loin Chops w/ Brown Gravy

Blank

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That's a pile of goodness right there! Pan-fried with brown drippings gravy, and a sure sign of Spring is creamed potatoes and peas!!

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Momma is trying to cut my carbs off. I'm going to eat lots of potatoes and gravy the next time off while she is at work,lol. I'm up to about 60 or 70 lbs of chops in the freezer. The next time I buy a pork loin I will slice extra thick as I've never made stuffed chops and I'm going to do it.
Then I will need some recipe advice from you...
 
Blank, you call it “brown dripping gravy”. Around here it’s called “poor man’s gravy”. It’s the best gravy there is. My father could make it but I’ve never tried
 
Yep, pan gravy, country gravy, dripping gravy - all names for the same thing. Best part of fried foods!! Real key is to use a whisk when stirring it all up, as it blends the lumps better than just a spoon. A lot of people worry about making it too runny with too much milk, but just cook it a minute or two longer and it will still turn out perfect!
 
DM: So many great things to do with pork, and it doesn't matter if it's American, Mexican, Italian or what. It's the perfect meat for rolling, stuffing, sauces, mixing with fruits and nuts, etc.

Wait until Summer, and peaches are back in season!!!!!

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Leftovers are good too. Separated all the white sauce and peas for the wife, and I enjoyed smashed potatoes with butter!!!

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