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Somerset Pork With Apples Recipe

Serves 4
2 tbls butter
11/4 lbs pork loin, cut into bite-sized pieces
12 baby onions, peeled
2 tsp grated lemon rind
11/4 cups dry (hard) cider
2/3 cup veal stock
2 crisp eating apples, such as Granny Smith, cored and sliced 
3 tbls chopped fresh parsley
scant 1/2 cup whipping cream
salt & pepper

Heat the butter in a large saut© or frying pan, then brown the pork in batches. 

Transfer the pork to a bowl.

Add the onions to the pan, brown lightly, then stir in the lemon rind, cider and stock and boil for about 3 minutes.

Return all the pork to the pan and cook gently for about 25 min. until the pork is tender. 

Add the apples to the pan and cook for a further 5 min. 

Using a slotted spoon transfer the pork, onions and apples to a warmed serving dish, cover and keep warm.

Stir the parsley and cream into the pan and allow to bubble to thicken the sauce slightly. 

Season, then pour over the pork and serve hot.

 


 

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RecipesDate and Walnut Teabread, Quick and Easy Crème Brulee, ChranachanTrifle, Coronation Chicken, High Tea - Baked Beans on ToastBonfire Toffee, Double Devon Cream FudgeHoliday StuffingsEarl Grey Bread & Butter PuddingTraditional Scotch DinnerRed Velvet CakeHot Cross BunsStilton & Fresh Pear Savoury TartWelsh Rarebit (Rabbit) RecipeBlancmangeCurry MasalaTreacle PuddingYorkshire PuddingCottage PieFlapjacksEnglish Toffee ApplesCustard TartBraised Leg Of LambHarvest Pudding(Hot Coronation Turkey)Sticky Toffee PuddingMaids Of Honour TartsEton Mess PuddingSticky Gooey Ginger CakeFront Parlour Tea SconesScotch EggsTreacle SpongeTea CakesLemon CurdBanoffi PieHam & Pineapple TopknotsKedgereeLunchtime Salad RecipePots-Au-Chocolat RecipeSomerset Pork With Apples RecipeSteaks with Stilton Cheese Sauce RecipeStilton and Grape Avocados RecipeSummer Pudding RecipeQueen's Cake RecipeYorkshire Parkin Recipe






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