Pork and apples is a classic. But did you know you could get the same delicious effect by using peaches instead? Fresh herbs and a white wine sauce really bring out the natural sweetness of the fruit in this recipe, making a perfect dressing for the savory meat. And to top it all off, peaches are in season right now, so they should be available fresh from the market, without the heartbreak of getting a wooden or mushy grocery-store fruit. So hold the applesauce, and try this slightly different combination for a fresh new look at what your pork chops can do.
This recipe calls for some white wine to make the sauce. Cooking with wine is perfectly safe even if you avoid alcoholic drinks, since all the alcohol will evaporate during the cooking process. On the other hand, even cooked white wine contains sulfites, so anyone with a sensitivity to sulfites will still want to steer clear.
As well as being delicious, these chops are actually a very healthy dinner choice. We don’t usually think of meat as adding micronutrients to a meal, but one pork chop contains very substantial amounts of B vitamins, as well as several different minerals like phosphorus, potassium, and selenium. Peaches round it off with a healthy dose of Vitamin C, and even the bone broth used to make the sauce is nutritious in its own ways. It’s a dinner you can really feel good about enjoying – which is fortunate, because once you taste it, you’ll want to make it again and again.
Serves 4
Prep Time: 5 min.
Cooking Time: 15 min.
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