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By Mille®
Added April 24, 2002 | Recipe #26229
Categories: Lunch/snacks Main dish Pork chops
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By Charlotte J
on May 04, 2002
YUMMY. These were VERY easy to make. Enjoyed the gr. chilies and cumin in the recipe. Best of all it is mild enough to be kid friendly. Try it you'll like it!! TY Miller!
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on August 08, 2002
This was so good! I love spicy foods so I used hot salsa. YUMMY, I will make again! thanks for the keeper.
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on June 09, 2004
Gee Miller I haven't cooked any of your recipes for ages and I am so glad that I came acoss this one, Just what I was looking for. It is simple, tasty and has clear step by step instuctions. I used boneless loin chops, fat trimmed, Medium "Pace" brand salsa and aged cheddar. Love that added touch of the cummin. I cooked them a couple of minutes longer as they were fairly thick chops. The result was a juicy chop with the sauce served over lightly buttered noodles. Thanks Miller love the recipe. Additional comments 9 June04- Love this recipe - simple straight forward. This time I used an easy quick salas recipe by Evangelia Thanks again Miller
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Miller, you've done it again - just superb! We used some very, very good smoked salsa and sharp cheddar, and this was really stunningly good. I can't believe how wonderful this tasted. I made this exactly as directed, and think that the simmering was the key...it just "melded" all the flavors of the salsa and green chiles to taste like a much more complex sauce. The cumin was exactly perfect - it's one of those spices where just a tad too much is WAY too much for me, but it subtly enhanced all the flavors without overpowering in any way. I made this in a snap, and served it with corn that I sauteed with butter, parsley, and a bit of chipotle powder, to extend the tex-mex theme. We also had a green salad with tomatoes and avocadoes and a simple vinaigrette. We enjoyed this meal immensely, and will be making this for friends. Absolutely wonderful, and a go-to recipe for us from now on. If I could award more than 5 stars for simplicity, complexity of taste, and enjoyment, I would. I think I'm raving, but sometimes the simplest things are the best, and this ranks up there at the top. Wonderful!
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on August 28, 2002
It's a winner! Hubby loved it. I felt like it was missing something, but I can't put my finger on it (too salsa tasting maybe). Overall tho, it was a very tasty entree. I served this meal with Green Chili Rice by Karen from Colorado. UPDATE: We had these again last night, but without the Green Chili Rice. They weren't as good as last week - or at least in my opinion - which is why I changed my rating from a 4 to a 3. My DH still liked them, but I really wasn't crazy about them. I'm not sure I would put salsa on my chops anymore (I wanted to bring out the chips), but I will continue to make this for the hubby. Perhaps it was the Green Chili Rice that I served as a side dish that made me like this recipe last week.
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These are INCREDIBLE! A new favorite in my family :)
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on October 18, 2010
YUM, Thanks for an awesome quick and easy recipe. I salted and peppered the chops first, switched the Salsa for a can of Rotel and a but of Salsa as some had suggested. I drained a bit of the juice off but other than that followed your recipe. It turned out so good. I served with Butternut Squash, peas and a hunk of bread. Thanks for a keeper.
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on August 13, 2008
Both the boyfriend and I enjoyed this dish. Would make again, thanks!
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on April 27, 2008
LOVED this recipe :) The flavors were TERRIFIC!!!! I did add a can of Rotel and half a cup of Chili's Salsa (59635)as mentioned by Chef 525149 Because my chops were thick I did simmer them for 20 minutes. Served it with Green Cilantro Rice (108262). As Guy from the Food Network would say, "that's money." Will definitely become one of our top 10 all time favorites. Thanks a ton Millie :)
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on January 10, 2008
I am not kidding when I say that these were the best pork chops I have ever made. Turned out sooooo tender and flavorful. I did marinade the chops in some tequila lime store-bought marinade for 2 hours first. I served it with refried black beans, white corn chips, and corn. Very good and easy easy easy. Can't wait to make again.
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on August 22, 2007
This was SO good! I didn't have a lot of salsa so I used a can of rotel and half a cup of salsa. I also used a teaspoon of cayenne pepper as we love spicy. I made it with Cheesy Salsa Rice Cheesy Salsa Rice also with cayenne pepper. This is definitely a keeper!
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on May 24, 2007
Delicious! And very easy..... This is a great recipe for South Beach Phase I. I used 2% sliced cheese (was out of shredded) and butterfly chops.. I served over shredded cabbage. For my husband I served it over instant white rice and he was equally impressed. There is lots of sauce left over, but I will probably use as salad-dressing later this week. YUM!!
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on November 16, 2006
i loved the taste and texture of it. i didnt hv green chillies and ground cumin. but it still tasted great. i will def try it again. its easy and delish!
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on April 11, 2006
These pork chops were really good. Even my girls loved em.
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on December 06, 2005
Nice to have something so tasty for plain ole porkchops.
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on September 18, 2005
I've prepared this dish 3 times now since finding it last month. It's been my favorite "go-to" pork chop recipe because I always have the ingredients on hand. Fast, easy and my husband loves it!
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on September 14, 2005
Awesome recipe to go by. I eliminated the green chiles. Cooked with olive oil and used smoked pork chops.
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on August 04, 2005
I wanted these the minute I read this recipe but didnt have all I needed. So, after cookinng the chops and seasoning them with salt/pepper/cumin, I emptied a can of tomatoes with green chiles, chopped onion and garlic. Turned out great! The cheese was a little extra bonus!
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Easy and tasty - two of my favorite qualities in a weeknight dish! Tanks very much for sharing. I made the recipe exactly as written and it was great. Especially good with a good chunky chipotle salsa. Served with NurseDi's Mexican Rice (also on this site) and had a great dinner on the table in under 30 minutes. Thanks for sharing!!
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on March 24, 2005
Mille, Thank you for a quick, easy, and very flavorful recipe. I especially liked how few ingredients went into it. I used a 16 oz can of seasoned diced tomatoes instead of salsa, but otherwise followed the recipe. I allowed it to simmer for about 30 mins as we waited for the baked potatoes and steamed brocoli we had with them. Topped off with a glass of pinot and it made a very nice dinner. A definite 5 star recipe. Thanks!
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Serving Size: 1 (318 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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