Sticky Garlic Pork Chops - Food Wishes - Garlic Pork Chop Recipe
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2018
- Learn how to make a Sticky Garlic Pork Chops recipe! For something that looks and tastes this amazing, there is very little actual work involved. Visit foodwishes.blogspot.com/2018/0... for the ingredients, more information, and many, many more video recipes. I hope you enjoy these easy, and delicious Sticky Garlic Pork Chops!
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Love your channel! I love listening to your voice and how you describe everything. My absolute favorite recipe channel.
Hi Chef - you can also look into beeswax wrap to help cut down on your plastic usage as well:
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Your channel should be for restricted audiences only because it's food porn. Bow chicky bow bow...pork chops gone wild.
chef if i use cayenne instead around about how much should i use? i rarely use it so i don't know how potent it is
@@Friedrich-Wilhelm-1980 If you like hot food, use a decent half teaspooon. I personally only use a quarter teaspoon when I do use cayenne pepper...not my favourite type of heat spice.
I allways stare at the reflection of the metal bowls to see his face
I thought it was just me haha
Haha it's fun
I do it too!!
He's shown his face... not crossed eye, WTF?
Warrior Son 😂😂😂 ctfu absolutely!
You had me at “there is virtually no work involved in it”
well, aside from making sure you got the ingredients, everything else is pretty straight forward if you are used to cooking at LEAST some basic dishes.
Fucking same
Lmfaoo right
26 year old here. Made this this after work for my family using pork tenderloin, they loved it! I made it with your garlic noodles and they declared it as one of the best dinners they've had! Thanks Chef John!
Made this tonight - reduced the amount of brown sugar a little bit as I prefer tart/citrus flavors and it was ahmayzing. Thank you so much for your videos. You've given me a new favorite for chops.
My grandmother uses shower caps to cover bowls/plates instead of plastic wrap and just washes them, reducing plastic waste. It's kinda genius when you stop to think about it, even though it looks really strange.
Grandma's are some of the most innovative people on the planet!! What a great idea!
Does your grandma use shower caps with a terry cloth liner? Does she put them in the washing machine? It sounds like a great idea.
Lol, she actually uses the plastic ones and washes them like she washes any of her dishes. Your idea sounds like a better one though.
I meant YOUR grandmother's idea sounds like a great one -- just wondered how she did it. I'll have to look out for the plastic only ones -- thanks!
It's a really good idea if you aren't lazy af xD
I'm so glad I found your channel! I've made three or 4 of your recipes already and they all turned out fantastic. You've help transform the mundane nightly dinners into something fun. Thanks.
nurseguy7581 only 3 or 4?
Me, too! And that's what cooking is all about.
Try his prime rib the easy math one made that for my three kids they think I'm a Magician haha
Made these pork chops for dinner tonight and I have to say they were nothing short of delicious! I'm not a mad pork fan myself but they were really 10/10 and I'll definitely be making them again
I am a garlic, sticky, and pork chop fan. Me and my club are going to try this tonight! Thanks John another good one.
Ineluctable Smith club?
Ineluctable Smith TURN UP!!!!!!!
The Garlicy Sticky pork chop club... Ah, international.
and how was it? I'm not a big pork chop fan, but I feel I just never have them cooked well or the right way. This looks promising
@@EmilyCLColorado More than promising , full filing!
I NEED to try this.. that sauce/glaze looks freaking amazing..
Thank you Chef John, I suprized my wife with these pork chops and WOW we loved them. It was so easy and it was all my wife could talk about for the last few days. So thank you for making me looking good too.
Made this last night. I doubled the sauce since I wanted to be able to serve it with the rice. It was delicious! The family really enjoyed it. My 90 year young Mother, who is not a very big eater, ate her whole pork chop. She raved about them. Thanks Chef John for another one of your delicious recipes. I'm a fan.
I made these pork chops for my family and they were a HUGE hit. The sauce has such a strong flavor. THANK YOU!
Omg, that sauce looks so mouthwatering!! Love it.
"And, by the way, if you're new to cooking, 'caramelization' is just a fancy term chefs use for burning things on purpose." I swear I thought he was about to get into some kind of Alton Browny scientific explanation. Instead LOLZ
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he that's not really true though... caramelization is that brown effect when you break down sugars. Best done with acid & heat. I find the best method is to heat oil to a pretty high heat, drop whatever you want to caramelize into it, and immediately reduce the heat by half, then after a few minutes you add a little acid which basically speeds up the caramelization process.
@@kmanc8571 Alton is that you
That cracked me up too... :)
I have made this mouth watering, "gone in a minute" dish 7 times. It is absolutely delicious. I add a little ginger, a squirt of honey and I can't make them fast enough. The fish sauce is a must. Thank you so much for sharing such an amazing dish!
I almost gave up on pork...not now. I have made this recipe 5 times and I swear it is absolutely delicious, moist, with just the right amount of tang, sweet, and a little heat. I serve it with mashed potatoes, and corn bread and I can say it is one of my top 3 recipes. THANK YOU for sharing this amazingly delicious recipe.
Seems ginger would be sooooooo good in this.
YES!
Same
A little fresh grated ginger here?
Roger Ginger!
Gingers have no souls.
Reminds me of Filipino barbecue. Has a similar marinade but we usually use pork shoulder, slice in to thin chunks, put it in skewers, grill it, baste with the glaze Then dip it in spicy vinegar to eat and/or serve with rice! Love the videos!
Love your words about cooking temp for pork! I take chops or roasts out at 140-142 and it always raises itself rest under loose foil to 145. Juicy, perfect divinity. You are wonderful!
Oh mt goodness! Thank you for this recipe! I normally will not make one if I do not or cannot find the exact ingredients. I could not find "fish sauce" so took a stab at something called Hoison and I swear the chops came out sooo moist, soooo tender and not to mention absolutely delicious. All I added was a dash of Onion powder, Garlic powder, and cayenne pepper. Almost gave up on pork chops because they always came out dry. thank you again, can't wait to try this with fish sauce when I can find it! Edit: I forgot I added some finely cut ginger too!
Chef, I believe this was the 10th recipe of yours I’ve made and this is my second favorite after your Sauce Genovese recipe. The sticky sauce is awesome and I think it’d be good with chicken too. Thanks for sharing.
Dear Chef John, This is a delicious recipe! Made it for my wife today for lunch and we both enjoyed it very much. I added just a little sesame oil for a little extra layer of flavor. Thanks!!!
Thank you Chef, this is a wonderful recipe. I made it a couple of times. To make a larger number of chops I grill them 5 min per side in the broiler, and poured the marinade in the frying pan with a bit of fried bacon fat to reduce and added to chops. I had some extra peach jam and threw that in as well. I like the way you show us how to not waste the left over marinade!!
@ Food Wishes: Thank you for your resolution! I really appreciate that you publicized it so others may feel encouraged to reduce their use of disposable plastic as well. All the best!
That looks heavenly 😍😍😍
Chef John, you are a treasure.
I concur.
Those are absolutely beautiful! I bought thick cut chops recently and put them in the freezer because I want sure how I wanted to fix them. I think I know now (Yum!)... Thank you for all your wonderful recipes!
I made this tonight and it turned out perfectly! I just discovered Chef John a week ago and so far, I’ve tried one of his recipes each night. Everything has been great. My husband is a picky eater and has liked everything I’ve made this week. This is a simple recipe to make and very delicious.
I love this guy 😊❤! Yet another fantastically awesome recipe.. Yum😋.
Looks absolutely fantastic. Love your videos.
I just made this. YUMMY! Will definitely make this again!
And the comments regarding adding ginger sound spot on!
I just tried this and it was amazing. Thanks chef John!
GOOD. LORD!!! Nicely done!
I died when he said " Caramelization is just a fancy words chef use for burning things on purpose". Back in the kitchen, my chef and i had come to the the belief that this was it. That one day a chef burnt something and instead of admitting to it just pulled " No! It is not burnt! It is CARAMELIZED!" Even funnier cause my chef was french so it just sounded perfect.
I tried this Chef John and it’s one of my favorites. It does require some work and waiting tho. Thank you for sharing!
I just made this using the ingredients on the blog. You nailed it. My chops were bone in 1 1/8 inch thick and after 5 minutes per side along with a 5 minute rest, temped at 145. Oh yeah. Good one. This makes a very affordable lunch/dinner.
Love u chef John from your jokes to your delicious recipes and your unique way of speaking,keep up the awesome videos❤️
I watch every single one of the videos on this channel despite being a vegan. Chef John is just so entertaining to listen to!!!
Good luck on your journey of eating vegan!
Delta-xFish thanks! It’s been 2 years
this sauce would be great on tofu, just change the fish sauce for tamari or liquid aminos. maybe a tiny dash of nutritional yeast too
I'm sorry:) kidding of course
My compliments! I wish all vegans were as open-minded.
I watch loads of recipes on RUclips but chef's John's are the only ones I actually cook. Thanks for tonight's dinner chef!
Tried this recipe last night for dinner. It's so good. My whole family loved it.
I didn’t think I liked pork chops, but now I’m starting to think that I’ve just never had a good pork chop
His Mongolian pork chops are also freaking amazing.
For any food you don't like. You probably just haven't had it cooked properly.
depends what cut you buy. brown pork meat is tender, the lighter pork is really tough to eat..no matter how you cook it.
This explaines why the pork chops here in the Netherlands are so dry. Wish we had the American kind.
@@watcher33333 : They were dry because they were overcooked.
Thank you for making us laugh and hungry!
Made this! It's so good!
Absolutely VANTASTIC!
How come this chef guy not at 10 millions subscribers yet?
Michael Luu his Fn anoying Voice might be the reason
@@emex8110 you are so right... add to that his weird sense of humor...🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@emex8110 Funny the first time I saw one video of him I was kind of put away by his voice, I didn't take him seriously and tough his was making a show of himself. But then I came back to him as I saw he is a prolific cooking youtuber and then got really into his work. Now I find his voice mostly funny and by god I love how he is showing his work. Now it's one of my most liked cooking youtuber. Great sense of humor as well. Thanks Chef John.
His annoying voice and weird sense of humor are the reasons why I am subscribed 😵
Also excellent recipes and cooking.
@@emex8110 holy shit his cadence is annoying as hell. The pauses after every sentence drove me nuts. I cant watch this
I love to listen/watch your recipes... you always make me 😂 laugh!
Had these last night, perfect. Thanks for your time, talent and of course: wit.
These were absolutely awesome!! My 12 yr old daughter followed your instructions and made the tastiest chops!!! Oh my word!! My husband said they were reminiscent of Babi ketjap, an Indonesian dish 🤤🤤🤤
In all of the hustle and bustle of a busy work day, at least now I dont have to try to figure out what's for dinner. This is going to be a good one!
I would like to thank you for these videos. I’m spending the year away from college due to financial issues. I’m staying at home, and my main job is cooking the dinners. Without a doubt, you’ve given me some of the most important tips any cook could ever have.
This recipe is 10/10, one of my favorites, I've received nothing but praise
these are INCREDIBLE ... I now make them all the time for guests ...
Hey Chef John, i would love to have a tour of your kitchen equipment/pantry/spice racks in one of your videos one day! Keep up the good work.
Great video
Hi Gina, love your channel
*I love your humble attitude...it's beautifully refreshing*
I made this two days ago...It was divine. Thank you Chef!
Oh my days this looks the business. I love your measurements the “plop” I love the “dollop” myself, xx
ashley bailie Yes but the dollop is larger than the plop, what is it, two plops to the dollop?
One of my favourite baking tools is a set of freakishly small measuring spoons which read "pinch", "dash" and "smidgeon"!
I prefer the "Fucktonne" But that is a measurement for making ridiculous amounts of something.
For sheer accuracy, I don't think you can beat the "squirt".
+LoveMyHome Alot Is that an innuendo?
I have to give you props, on these sticky pork chops....Jesus.
Slick Roode Jesus does make some good pork chops, although I don't know where he got the recipe in Palestine. Probably some pagans.
You mean plops
@@BasedPeanutButterEnjoyer Jesus is a Puerto Rican.
If you over cook them they get really dry. But if you under cook them you die. It's a tight rope
I just made this and it was amazing! I used boneless thin pork chops and I didn’t use the fish sauce because I didn’t have any and will definitely be keeping this on hand just for the sauce! It would literally be great on anything! Especially a stir fry!
Ok, so I made this a couple days ago "and as always" it was amazing! The brine/marinade insures that the chops stay moist and flavorful, just remember to watch your heat control because that sugar is easy to burn. Low and slow. Best thing, this one is so easy and makes you look like you know your stuff. Thanks for making me look good, again, Chef John
Ooooh my yuuuuum 😅 this looks so tasty!
As luck would have it my wife is bringing some pork chops home this evening. Here in Germany pork is very lean and chops can turn out like old cardboard if one is not very careful. I will whip up the marinade and have it all ready when my wife gets home and marinate for an hour. Since she will be hungry I won't be able to wait any longer than that, but that should be okay. I don't have any bok choi, (for which I have a fantastic recipe) but I do have a big, beautiful romanesco cauliflower and some potatoes to boil so I figure that's another meal in the bag. I will report here on the results.
Bruce Boschek have you made this dish? How did it turned out? I’m curious!
Yes, and I wrote a rather long comment about it here, but it seems to have gotten deleted. The recipe is very good and can be recommended. I did not wait for the chops, however, but took a pork tenderloin out of the freezer and when it had thawed I cut it into about 1" slices and marinated it, then used it just as in the recipe. It would be fine with chops, too, of course.
I'm thinking that if you were to leave the chops to marinade on the counter, it would be faster than in the fridge. Just an hour wouldn't hurt anything unless you're in Texas with a wonky A/C. Then all bets are off. 😠
“Pork coming out my ears”...or so it seems due to my finding two of Chef John’s pork chop recipes. First came “Smothered Pork Chops” and now this one. I am sooo blessed. :)
These are SO amazing, thank u for sharing! My husband made them for me & now I’m going to attempt to make so I really appreciate the step by step video😊
I loves me some fish sauce! I sneak it into some recipes, even spiedies, About 1/4 of the salt required. I am from Binghamton NY. Mostly in my pasta gravy. Don't tell anyone it's made from anchovies, yech!!
The base for this sauce is very similar to what barbecue sauce is here in the Philippines. We use a lot of garlic in our cooking but not in the bbq. Substitute tomato ketchup with banana ketchup and you get Philippine style bbq marinade and sauce.
avarice seven Oh wow, I just looked up banana ketchup...I've never heard of it & it sounds awesome! Unfortunately I'll never be able to eat it because I am dangerously allergic to bananas 😞 but it's always so interesting to learn something new about food. Thanks for that! :)
avarice seven Is try it but I DESPISE bananas with all of my heart
I'm a filipino, and we never add fish sauce or black pepper, we add Ajinomoto (MSG) instead. Our meat is always overcooked. I'm a proud pinoy but our cuisine is a retarded child of a Spanish cuisine and Asian cuisine.
Anjinomoto is hell throughout China, India, Sri Lanka and South Asia. Fish sauce is better than anjinomoto.
Thank you soo much for enabling captions on your videos. This is a wonderful recipe!
i added some lemongrass and ginger to it too!!! it tasted just like the pork I get from the Vietnamese takeaway place! SOO GOOD!!
Looks freakin' delicious!!!! Def making this 😍
You are the Slick Rick of your Sticky Garlic.
Dave the dope fiend shootin dope - don’t know the meaning of water or soap ...
I made the recipe tonight and they were outstanding! However, warning to those trying it: make sure you keep the pan near a well-ventilated area as there tends to be a lot of smoke. I set off the smoke alarm and managed to reach ADT before the fire department was dispatched . Otherwise, it was great - excellent flavor and great balance of sweet, hot, and tangy. For those on low-carb/keto, the marinade works just as well with a brown sugar substitute.
Finally, I cooked the chops to an internal temp of 130°F and allowed them to rest which will raise the temp to 135°F. They came out super juicy and perfectly cooked.
This might be the best pork chops I've ever had! Chef John, you've changed my life.
Is one "plop" 1:15
equal to two "squirts" 1:25 ?
What's the conversion on this.. ;)
Ma boi Chef John is at it again
I made this about a month ago and my wife and I were blown away by how tender and delicious it was. Making it again tonight for my wife and in-laws! I know they're going to love it!
Made these last night! They were awesome. Big thick chops rule...!
I see no love for you in the comments section for the Stones reference, so I’ll give you some!
And this may Be coincidence, but if you chose that song because it was from the Album “Sticky Fingers” and these are sticky pork chops... well... Genius.
Ronnie Jenkins i did, i did! i thought i was the only one...
Classic Chef John. #stonesbeatbeatles
Could have used ROCK CANDY from Montrose....hot..sweet and sticky!!!lmao
Jordan Collard. No dear... It was referenced to "brown sugar" how come you taste so good.... Sticky fingers is a whole other reference( haven't missed a concert since 73' sooooo) never miss a Stones reference🤗
My father "thinks" he hates garlic and fish sauce. This is literally one of his favorite recipes, 😂
@Bobert Wiltshire it's Good
everyone thinks they hate fish sauce but they all love food with fish sauce in it. ive even heard people claim they both hate and are allergic to it but also say they love authentic thai food... that they dont realize is full of fish sauce
Chef John, I made this exact recipe tonight. I have to say it was quite fantastic thank you!
So I got my chop, cut dwn the recipe for one. And am eating It at this very moment,
One of the MOST delicious recipes EVER ! Thank You so so much !!!
Chef John, metric please. One Plop equals about 52.8 Pascal-seconds. That's how firmly and for how long you squeeze the bottle. Unless you're using some fancy ketchup from a metal tube, in which case there is only a little bit of calculus involved. A child could do the math. I don't know how people can even use imperial, it just doesn't make any sense.
Geert van der Wal Too funny!
Geert van der Wal you might be able to win a nobel prize to come up with a formula for a conversion. Keep up the good work
I think readers should be alerted to your assumptions:
1.That the forces on the sauce container cause it to deform within the linear region of its material's stress-strain curve.
2. That the sauce is ideally thixotropic.
Of course, these are perfectly reasonable, for the average home cook. No offence intended.
Agreed! Geert sounds like a dangerous man to me. Robin- Are you taking atmospheric thermal dynamics into account? I mean really...
This requires a much more detail study. Assuming ketchup to be thixotropic is Ok, but as you all know this is a non-Newtonian fluid and changes in of viscosity are time dependent. To properly understand the behavior we need to set up a Rheology lab and use a continuous flow viscometer to measure changes in viscosity with flow rate and time. I think it is obvious why a regular viscometer will not work, so no explanation needed. Also the amount of pressure on the bottle to squeeze needs to be standardized. So I am proposing a new unit. Chef John Squeeze Unit (CJS), which is how hard he pushes the bottle. So for example if a child is doing it it may be only 0.4 CJS. I am sure it is intuitively obvious to any casual observer that assumptions are made that the bottle is spherical at constant temperature and pressure. Equations are much easier that way.
Seems like these would go nicely with a potato gratin on the side
Just made this but with pork tenderloin which I smoked. Super good marinade/sauce. My family loved it and dubbed it as the best thing I’ve made thus far. I gave your video credit, of course.
This recipe looks absolutely phenomenal. I will be making this this weekend.
Bok Choy rice sounds interesting - will that be a Video or available on the site?
Looks like he did the video about three years ago, it was the first thing to pop up when I googled bok choy rice!
When you're so early the recipe isn't even on the blog
Thanks so much for the inspiration. Since I am a carer for my b@stard, ingrate in-laws, I always need something simple to cook after my wife and I have finished running the family business seven days a week, whilst trying to preserve our respective jobs.
After earning money to buy the food, cook it and wash up, I so love the way they voice their gratitude with silence. They also think there is a tree outside the house that sprouts Chinese takeaway and fried chicken.......
Your dulcet tones regularly prevent me strangling them both. You are the culinary equivalent of Bob Ross. Clicking ‘subscribe’ whilst crying.
Gonna try this with a flatiron steak on the grill tonight...wish me luck.
Followup: Match made in heaven. I used about a 1.3lb flatiron steak. Same marinade but for about 4 hours with steak cut into 3 or 4 portions. Tossed on hot grill until caramalized on the outside and a nice medium rare or medium and let rest while I reduced the sauce. Cut across the grain and spoon sauce over. Served with a cabbage based asian-style slaw side. So good I almost got smacked. Very affordable and easy dish to impress with. Thanks for the inspiration Chef John!
Kudos for wasting less plastic bags. Thanks Chef John.
Seems kinda pointless when he's using plastic wrap instead.....
I'm a pedant!!!!!!!! It's FEWER, not less. If it's countable, say fewer. If not? Then less is OK. Sorry! I have a mental problem.🤣
And as always... Enjoy!
Tony Stark Enjoioioyyyy.
making this weekend when I back home in sierras! !!! thank John, your always a hit and a kick!!! keep keepin on!!!
Oh Chef John, you have a hit with this one! So freaking good! This might be my new favorite pork chop recipe!
Wash the Ziploc bags and you save bags & plastic wrap!
Scrooge
If you eat standing up, zero calories!
I've made this a few times, and it's always a hit. And so easy to make.
Made this brilliant and impressive dish for dinner tonight. Super-easy and delicious!
“I’m trying to use less Ziploc bags” uses plastic wrap to cover the bowl lol
They're both plastic, but they're different things
This seems like it would be great with chicken or duck too
Did someone say Duck? Yummm
Probably be good with any kind of protein - even fish.
Gotcha - I was just guessing.
I came to the comments to see if anyone tried this glaze with another protein. I like the chicken idea.
Just made this and it was awesome! Thanks for a great recipe!