Name: Easy Pork Chops with Dill
Ingredients: 8 Boneless pork chops; lean; (thick ones); 3 tb Dried dillweed; 3 tb Spicy mustard; or dijon; 4 tb Dark brown sugar; 3/4 c White wine; Large Lemon; sliced

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Meats	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

8		Boneless pork chops; lean
		(thick ones)
3	tb	Dried dillweed
3	tb	Spicy mustard; or dijon
4	tb	Dark brown sugar
3/4	c	White wine
		Large Lemon; sliced

INSTRUCTIONS

Remove all visible fat from pork chops. Spray Pam or other veg. spray on
bottom of skillet (or you can sprinkle salt on the bottom, if you prefer)
Fry pork chops until well-browned on both sides. Blend together brown
sugar, mustard and dillweed. Spread brown sugar mixture over top of pork
chops. Place slices of lemon on top of each pork chop. Slowly pour in wine.
Cover frying pan and simmer for 50-60 minutes. Check every 5 minutes to
assure there is enough liquid left in pan after they have cooked about 30
minutes. Serve immediately. Alcohol content of wine will burn off. Judy
Garnett, Raleigh, NC pjxg05a
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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