Asian Marinated Pork Loin Chops With Fish Sauce
Amber Bondar
Slightly sweet this Asian inspired pork chop marinade makes the most succulent, juicy pork chops! Whether you choose to bbq or caramelize in a pan and finish in the oven these pork loin chops are dinner party worthy good eats!
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Prep Time 1 day d
Cook Time 30 minutes mins
Course Main Course
Cuisine Chinese
measuring cup
Tbsp
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9*13 Baking Dish
Cast Iron Fry Pan Or BBQ
knife
4 Pork Loin Chop Rib Ends These are approx 1" thick 3 Tbsp Fish Sauce 3 Tbsp Oyster Sauce 5 Cloves of Fresh Garlic Diced, minced. 1 Tbsp Red Chili Pepper Flakes ¼ Cup Brown Sugar 1 Lemon Juiced 2 Tbsp Butter If needed while cooking on stovetop
Put your pork chops in a shallow dish for marinating.
Mix the other ingredients together and brush on top of the chops.
Flip the chops over and brush the other side.
Pour remaining marinade over the chops and then cover.
Refrigerate for 12-24 hours before cooking. Flipping at least once.
Stovetop/Oven Method Heat a cast iron skillet or other fry pan to med/high.
When the pan is hot add the pork chops allowing to sear for 5 to 6 mins. You are looking for nice caramelization on each side.
Flip and repeat on the opposite side.
Add the remaining marinade to the pan and let it render to a bubbling caramel sauce.
While it is rendering spoon the sauce over the tops of the meat.
If you have large bits of fat along the edge of the pork chop stand it on its side to render down.
Continually coat the chops in this mixture. If it looks like its going to burn add in two tablespoons butter.
After the butter is fully incorporated into the sauce remove pan from heat and place in preheated 400℉ oven.
Pork chops remain in oven 15 mins or until they test for done.
Internal temp should be 160℉ + (Cooked pork should be no lower than 145℉)
Cooking on the Grill Heat the bbq and grill for three mins each side twice.
Brush with remaining marinade while grilling.
To create grill marks be careful in laying the chop in opposing direction when flipping.
Again chops are done when they test 160℉ +
Keyword Asian, BBQ pork, cast iron skillet, pork loin