pork with pickles(portuguese febras palitadas)

sandra.vazsilva.5 @cook_3802913
great with french fries
pork with pickles(portuguese febras palitadas)
great with french fries
Cooking Instructions
- 1
start to do a marinate with the wine the paprika the garlic the lemon juice and salt
- 2
put the pork to marinate a minimum of 2H
- 3
in a pan put the olive ouile with shoped onion and let them cook a little
- 4
ad the pork let fry a little and ad the marinate let in minimum heat for 40M
- 5
serve with the pickles on the top
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