forum: Food, Wine and Gardening
#1 Fri 14 Dec 12 6:01am
beerforyorky
- Member Occupation Retired
- From Surin, N.E. Thailand
- Member since Mon 29 Dec 08
Balsamic Vinegar
I noticed some Balsamic vinegar in the supermarket earlier in the week so I decided to try out Jamie's "Blackened Pork". I used lime in lieu of orange and didn't use thyme but otherwise stuck to the recipe. It turned out very well.
http://freebeerforyorky.com/images/blackpork-4.jpg
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#2 Fri 14 Dec 12 12:58pm
koukouvagia

- From New York
- Member since Fri 12 Dec 08
Re: Balsamic Vinegar
Good. Now put some balsamic vinegar in a sauce pot, bring it up to a slow simmer and add a tbsp of sugar. Let it reduce a little. Then drizzle on fruit or vanilla ice cream and you're in heaven I tell you.
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#3 Sat 29 Dec 12 7:18am
beerforyorky
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- From Surin, N.E. Thailand
- Member since Mon 29 Dec 08
Re: Balsamic Vinegar
I did find the pork a little dry for my taste though, so I decided to serve with the pepper sauce.
http://freebeerforyorky.com/ribs_files/pepperpork.jpg
With stuffed jackets.
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#4 Sat 29 Dec 12 1:12pm
koukouvagia

- From New York
- Member since Fri 12 Dec 08
Re: Balsamic Vinegar
Oh dear. What cut of pork did you use? I've been making Jamie's blackened pork tenderloins for years with great success. The key is not to cook them well done. I like to see a hint of blush on the meat.
I've also used this recipe on a fatty pork chop and it works great too.
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