We gather 600 pounds of acorns from oak trees during the year, then buy an organic 40 pound Berkshire or Red Wattle piglet and raise her in our large shady outdoor pigpen. We butcher her here on the farm with a USDA approved mobile farm butcher. We grow her for her lean meat till she reaches 300 pounds, in 6 months. She will have eaten 600 pounds of acorn and scraps in her lifetime, producing 150 pounds of meat. Butchering $120, purchasing $100, $1.50 a pound. By comparison, our supermarket sells non organic fresh pork loin under $2 a pound.
View original recipe on cookpad.comMelt Tbs unsalted butter with olive oil in medium hot skillet, season chops on one side only, sear pork chops 3 minutes on the seasoned side. Turn heat down, flip chops over, Put lid on, cook pork to internal temp of 145F degrees, 9 minutes. Rest on serving platter, 5 minutes.
While chops are resting on platter, turn heat up in skillet to medium, add all purpose flour, fry till brown, douse with chicken broth, stir and simmer till thick, ladle gravy over pork chops, serve with apple sauce. Enjoy.
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