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July/August 2013

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Pan-Roasted Pork Chop, Sautéed Cavolo Nero, White Bean and Corn Waffle, with Bourbon Syrup and Sweet Corn Relish – Elliott's on Linden The Inspiration: "With the beautiful quality pork from local Cane Creek Farm, you can't go wrong. The white bean and corn waffles offer an Elliott's spin on a southern classic." - Mark Elliott, Owner/Chef Pan-Roasted Pork Chop Sautéed Cavolo Nero Cavolo Nero is a Tuscan Kale that is grown on the grounds of EOL.  If it's not in season, you may substitute another hearty Italian vegetable, like broccoli raab, spinach or radicchio. OR I ES S S FIR D E R of B U S N ST SI ES FIR D E R of B U N ST OR YOU. VantageSouth.com | 4200 Morganton Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303 | 910.354.1240 Pan Roasted Pork Chop – Elliott's on Linden Our first order of business is knowing you and your business, then we set goals and help you reach them. It's that way with every person, every business, every transaction. And it's always handled with a firm commitment to less red tape and firm handshakes. 1.855.8VS.BANK (855.887.2265) Member FDIC CityViewNC.com | 49 Photograph by Katie Gard (You can purchase "lollipop pork chops" at Elliott's Provision Company or at Elliott's at your convenience. EOL's pork comes from Cane Creek Farm in Snowcamp, NC.) Trim silver skin from the pork chop if necessary. Marinade in chopped garlic, fresh herbs and olive oil for at least two hours before pan roasting. Thoroughly preheat sauté pan over medium high heat; drizzle in a swirl of olive oil and add pork chop, browning well on each side before placing in a 350-degree oven to roast to your desired temperature. Restaurant tip: It makes an extra dirty dish, but it is well worth it in terms of browning your chops and avoiding overcrowding if you use a separate sauté pan for each chop. If you're serving a family of more than two, use one sauté pan and transfer each chop as it browns to a roasting pan to finish cooking in the oven.

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