It was actually a trick, all pig parts are delicious, but the point still stands, Porkchop must change his name!Pigs feet?
What about some good ol' headcheese?I refuse to believe that pigs feet are delicious.
I eat a lot of pork chops, but mostly because its cheaper and leaner/healthier than beef. Otherwise, I'd eat beef every day of my life. I don't know what constitutes a great pork chop, but I've had chops and tenderloin at plenty of decent restaurants and it still doesn't compare to steak. For one thing, its cooked through, so no matter how perfectly you avoid drying it out and keeping some juice in it a pork chop will never fully compare to a nice rare/medium rare steak to me.Then you just haven't had a truly great pork chop, because they certainly can be just as tasty. In fact, I'd say it's easier to cook a "great' porkchop than a "great" steak, though the top end is certainly higher with beef.
Honestly, if I had to choose at gunpoint to give up beef or pork for the rest of my life I'd choose beef in a heartbeat. There's really not even a question. I would gladly sacrifice steak for the rest of my life if it meant I could keep all the amazing things you can do with a pig.
my gf does it rightYup, my girlfriend is a phenomenal cook in my experience, but the one time she tried to cook steaks she ruined them.
With today's pork, you don't have to cook the hell out of it anymore. I normally get thick cut chops and leave just a hint of pink in the middle. Properly rested, they are fucking delicious.I eat a lot of pork chops, but mostly because its cheaper and leaner/healthier than beef. Otherwise, I'd eat beef every day of my life. I don't know what constitutes a great pork chop, but I've had chops and tenderloin at plenty of decent restaurants and it still doesn't compare to steak. For one thing, its cooked through, so no matter how perfectly you avoid drying it out and keeping some juice in it a pork chop will never fully compare to a nice rare/medium rare steak to me.