Pork chops with "Lecso"

Eva Jones
Eva Jones @ej1153

This recipe is so tasty you will ask for a second serving. Boneless pork chops topped with peppers and tomatoes ie: Lecso (spelled Lecho), if you prefer, pork can be substituted for veal or even with chicken.

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Pork chops with "Lecso"

This recipe is so tasty you will ask for a second serving. Boneless pork chops topped with peppers and tomatoes ie: Lecso (spelled Lecho), if you prefer, pork can be substituted for veal or even with chicken.

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Ingredients

Pan cooked over low heat.
4 servings
  1. 4 piecesboneless pork chops
  2. salt,
  3. pepper
  4. 2garlic cloves, crushed
  5. Cajun seasoning
  6. 4bell peppers
  7. 2tomatoes
  8. few slices of smoked sausage
  9. 1onion
  10. new potatoes
  11. parsley
  12. 3 tbsoil
  13. 1 tsppaprika

Cooking Instructions

Pan cooked over low heat.
  1. 1

    With bones removed season each slice of meat with salt, pepper, cajun seasoning and crushed garlic. Using a meat mallet tenderize each pieces of pork chops on both sides. Heat oil in a large frying pan over medium heat, when oil is hot enough sear both sides to lock in flavors.

  2. 2

    Pour a little water, cover and simmer until meat is soft and all water evaporated. Remove chops and put aside. Fry chopped onions in the same fat and saute until translucent. Remove from heat and stir in paprika then add sliced sausage, chopped tomatoes and peppers season with salt and pepper. Cover for 5 minutes to release some liquid from peppers and tomatoes. Stirring often simmer on low heat for about 25 minutes or until peppers are cooked through and soft.

  3. 3

    Arrange meat on a serving plate and spoon "lecso" on top. Boiled new potatoes with butter will compliment this dish. Enjoy.

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I was born in Hungary and have been brought up on delicious tasty food. Most people familiar with Hungarian Gulyas, however there are many other dishes that deserve to be recognized. I will introduce to you delicious flavorful Recipes that is Hungarian inspired, but with added touch of my own imagination.
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