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Pork Medallions with Caramelised Apple Wedges

Pork Medallions with Caramelised Apple Wedges
A fantastic marriage

Pork Medallions with Caramelised Apple Wedges. Pork and sage is a fantastic marriage. Add apple and it’s even better. I prefer caramelised apples to a traditional apple sauce in many ways. You still get the sweetness of the apples, but you gain another texture on the plate. That’s important. If the weather’s being kind to you, try this combination out on the barbecue.

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Serve:
4
Preparation time:
10 mins
Cooking time:
10 mins
Cost:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Low
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Ingredients

  • 1 – 1.5kg pork loin, cut into 1.5cm thick medallions
  • 1 Knorr Chicken or Ham Stock Cube
  • 1tsp fresh sage leaves, finely chopped (plus extra whole leaves for garnish)
  • 1tbsp olive oil
  • 2 apples
  • 25g butter
  • 1tsp sugar
  • 1tbsp lemon juice

I like to use Bramley apples for this recipe, but you could use any cooking apple.

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Method


1. First make a paste of chopped sage leaves, a little Knorr Chicken or Ham Stock Cube and some olive oil.

2. Peel the apples. Cut each apple into eighths and remove the core.

3. Gently melt the butter in a frying pan. Add the lemon juice and dissolve the sugar into it. Gently brown the wedges of apples to caramelise them, carefully arranging them in the pan to brown the cut edges of the apple. Once one side is brown, turn them over and take them off the heat to allow them to continue cooking in their own juices.

4. Take the pork loin and flatten each slice, so it’s just under 1cm thick. Spread each one with paste. Heat up a griddle pan. When it is hot, add the slices of pork loin. They will take about 60 seconds each side to cook. If you prefer, you can make this recipe with pork chops.

5. Serve each one with a few wedges of apple and some sage leaves to garnish.

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