Pork is a staple food in the Amish diet. Pork is a good source of protein and fat, and it is relatively inexpensive to raise. The Amish raise their own pigs, and they also buy pork from other Amish farmers. Pork is used in a variety of dishes, including pork chops, ham, bacon, sausage, and scrapple.
The Amish do not have any specific dietary restrictions, but they do follow certain guidelines when it comes to food preparation. For example, most Amish do not use electricity, so they must find other ways to cook their food. They often use wood-fired stoves or ovens, and they also use iceboxes to keep food cold.
The Amish are known for their delicious food, and pork chops are one of their favorite dishes. Pork chops are typically pan-fried or baked, and they are often served with gravy or a side of vegetables.
Most Amish have an ample supply of pork chop meat on hand from home-butchering their pigs. Pork chops make for an easy, filling supper, especially for an Amish homemaker with a house full of kids. You can make meals with them ahead of time and freeze them or just pop them in the oven on the day you want them.
My parents had fresh pork chops last night for dinner, which got me thinking about pork chop recipes that have run on Amish365. Geez, there have been more of them than I remembered. We ran one the other day, but even beyond that there is an "Easy Pork Chops" recipe and an "Easiest Pork Chop Ever" recipe if you really want a no-frills meal. My parents just applied a little "Famous Dave's" rub to theirs and that was that. But you can dress them up a bit more. Here are 5 pork chop recipes, 4 from Amish365, and a smothered pork chop meal from the "Ohio's Amish Country" website. Enjoy!
EASY AMISH PORK CHOPS: Click here.
EASIEST AMISH PORK CHOPS EVER: So if the above isn't simple enough, try this one!
HONEY APPLE PORK CHOPS: Anything with honey and apple is a winner to me! Click here.
OVEN BARBECUED PORK CHOPS: Ditto for barbecue! Click here.
AMISH STUFFED PORK CHOPS - You absolutely want to try these stuffed pork chops!
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