This was great! I didn't have any apple cider so I used apple juice instead. I used cognac instead of calvados. I reduced this recipe down to 2 servings and cooked on low in my crock pot for 5 hours.
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Leftovers??? Hahahahahahaaaa!! We ate the whole thing! I can't wait to make ths again! It tasted as wonderful as it smelled. Will you make this for me next time I am over? Made for French Food & Foto Fun. :)
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Wonderful recipe! Opted for the oven option & it cooked up like a dream! Calvados made this one exquisite - Norman cooking at it's best. Used shoulder & added 2 types of apples - both winter keepers that are coming into their own right now (Limber twigs & Arkansas Blacks). Thank you for a recipe that has the house smelling like a dream come true. Total keeper - BTW Served with Irish Sweet potatoes - simply adorned with a bit of butter, sea salt & fresh ground coarse black pepper & roasted. Fabulous! Thanks for the keeper, French tart!
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This is wonderful! Made it with wild boar, and I don't think I've ever made a better recipe with it. Will definitely make it again! Thanks for another winner, FT! Made for Harvest Moon Apple Festival of the Diabetes Forum.
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This was a very good recipe, a different way to prepare pork, but still similar to down home cooking. Great flavor and not that hard to prepare.
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This was fantastic! Very different than most other recipes out there. I made a couple minor adjustments - I sprinkled the meat with salt before browning. Also, I used diced onions instead of shallots. The smell in the house from the time it started cooking was incredible!
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Where's the 10 stars button for this recipe? AWESOME, FT.
I used Brandy and Butterfly Pork Chops, serving over garlic mashed potatoes. MMMMM...mmmmm...good!
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I thought this was good. The calvados really punches the apple flavor. The only thing I recommend, is doing it a day ahead of time so you can skim off the two inches of fat off the top.
IT was really really greasy for me.
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Oh my was this great. I used pork loin chops so I cooked mine on high for 2 hours then turned to low for 7 hours. Fantastic. The apples and pork were cooked to perfection. Served with mashed potatoes, garlic bread and roasted asparagus.
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Tasted as good as it smelled! Yummy! Didn't use brandy, but it was great! Thanks for such a great recipe!
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What a marvelous dish! I would double the stars if I could! I used Bergy's Creme Fraiche and left out the Calvados, otherwise this was made as posted, in the crockpot. Leftovers will be going into a pie as you suggested. Made for Please Review my Recipe. This is well worth the effort to prepare for the crockpot. Thanks for posting a winner, French Tart.
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This is an exceptional recipe and easy to make. Prepare it a day ahead and it's even better. Perfect for autumn and winter meals, especially. I have served it for guests and they always want this recipe.
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