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Double-cut Pork Chop With Walnut Stuffing

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  1. Double-Cut Pork Chop With Walnut Stuffing

    Serving Size: 2

    2 Pork chops -, 12 oz ea
    === STUFFING ===
    1/4 cup Cream cheese, softened at
    room temperature
    1/4 cup Dried apricots, thinly sliced
    1/3 cup Walnuts, chopped
    1 tablespoon Seasoned breadcrumbs
    1 tablespoon Minced fresh rosemary
    Salt and pepper
    === SAUCE ===
    2 cups Port wine
    1 Rosemary sprig
    2 Garlic cloves, peeled whole
    1 teaspoon Sugar
    1 teaspoon Arrowroot, mixed with
    1 teaspoon Cold water

    Cut a pocket into the pork chop. Combine stuffing ingredients and
    stuff chop with a thin, even layer. (Overstuffing will make cooking
    time too long.) Season with salt and pepper and place it in a hot
    oiled skillet. Cook until just browned, about three to four minutes
    per side. Preparation for the sauce: Place wines, rosemary, garlic
    cloves and sugar in saucepan. Reduce wine to about half a cup of
    liquid. Removes garlic cloves and rosemary and stir in arrowroot
    mixture to thicken. Place chops in preheated 400 degree oven for
    three to four minutes or until stuffing is hot. Remove finished chops
    from oven. Place chop on plate. Top with sauce. Serves 2.

    Recipe Source:Home & Garden TV
    Formatted by Nancy Berry - [email hidden]

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