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Originally Posted by A-Rod's Cousin
Yeah I saw your post. Didn't want to hijack that thread. Glad Aidan brought his thought to this thread, btw.
I'm eating crispy chicken strips and fries with ketchup and honey mustard sauces as I type this.
EDIT: Ahh you added a post. I hadn't seen that. Thanks. One of these days I'll learn to cook!
That stew and the pork chops really aren't that hard.
For the pork, I cut them off a whole pork loin, about 8-9 oz chops, 3/4 in thick or so. You don't want them too thick or the nuts will burn while you cook the pork. Salt and pepper both sides, brush egg on both sides, dip in finely chopped nuts, fry in butter on medium or medium-high heat (not too hot to avoid burning nuts). Flip when you see white about 1/4-1/3 of the way up the side, and then it's done when a meat thermometer says 140. Easy. Plus, you get to tell people things like "Oh me? I had a couple walnut crusted pork loin chops last night. I'm on a diet, you see."
Not sure exactly what to say about the lifting failures, but you're going to have to eat some food to keep progressing at some point, even if this isn't quite that point yet.