Pong Pong Pork Chops

Name: Pong Pong Pork Chops Recipe
Yield: 4
Ingredients: 4 pork loin chops; 1 medium onion sliced thin; 2 cloves garlic minced; 2 tbsp soy sauce; 2 tsp hot mustard; 2 tsp Splenda; 2 tsp sesame oil; 2 tbsp tabasco sauce; 4 tbsp peanut butter; 1/2 cup water; 1 tsp powdered ginger

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Number of Servings: 4

Ingredients

4 pork loin chops1 medium onion, sliced thin2 cloves garlic, minced2 tbsp soy sauce2 tsp hot mustard2 tsp Splenda2 tsp sesame oil2 tbsp tabasco sauce4 tbsp peanut butter1/2 cup water1 tsp powdered ginger

Directions

In a non-stick skillet saute onion and garlic with a small amount of water until onion is translucent and set aside.
Trim all fat from chops and make small cuts through any membrane on the outside to prevent chops from curling.
Brown pork chops on both sides and then return onions and garlic to pan.
Mix the rest of the ingredients to make a sauce, thin with more water if needed.
Add to pan chops, onions and garlic and heat through.
Serve with rice.
Chicken breasts can be used instead of pork.

Servings Per Recipe: 4

Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving

Calories: 268.6
Total Fat: 16.2 g
Cholesterol: 48.4 mg
Sodium: 624.6 mg
Total Carbs: 7.6 g
Dietary Fiber: 1.7 g
Protein: 24.3 g

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Member Reviews

KEVINKELLY
This is a great recipe. I made a few changes I cut the pork in thin stips and added broccoli, beansprouts and other assorted veggies and served it over rice. wow! I could eat this everyday. Thanks - 3/25/07
LVDEDOGS
I made a single serving by making 1/4 of the recipe. Then when I added the onion and garlic back in, I also added a cup of shredded cabbage. It was amazing! I don't usually cook much for just myself but this recipe is not only delicious but it is super easy! - 4/1/09
ONEWEIGH
Base recipe is a winner, my changes: added broccoli and carrots and used cut up chicken breast. Less Tabasco, fresh ginger, sweet chili sauce instead of the mustard and Splenda. Great to have Thai tastes without completely blowing my sodium budget. This got a "Wow, this is good!" from my husband. - 8/8/09
MAINEROCKS
Excellent flavor! I omitted the spicy stuff and used low sodium soy sauce, but otherwise followed the recipe closely. I served over brown rice and with steamed broccoli. Great meal and I will definitely make again. - 3/24/09
MAGPIE_NIGHT
This is delicious! I did find it VERY peanut butter-y so next time I will probably half the peanut butter. I liked the spiciness and it was very tasty! I served it with jasmine rice and garlic green beans. Yum! - 6/10/09
LILAHMOOSE
The calories are a little off, for most people. If you look closely at the ingredient list, it says 113g pork chops, that's 4oz. Most people buy pork chops larger than that, also, the rice served with it is not included in the calories. Just a little warning.

Other than that, I LOVE peanut sauces - 6/2/09
CHAILE
Very easy to prepare, Very spicy. Excellent asian dish. I made a double recipe and there were no left-overs. My Husband said it was his favorite dish to date. Some veggies would pair nicely with the rice. - 6/12/07
BERISHNIKOFF
"This stuff could've come from a restaurant!" Compliments from my husband. Didn't have all the ingredients so I used Sweet Asian Chili sauce (tabasco), Brown Sugar (Splenda), Yellow Mustard (spicy mustard)

Added these veggies w/ onion and garlic: kohlrabi/beet tops, spinach, broccoli - 7/14/09
REDGRAMA
I use fat free & low sodium chicken stock. I NEVER USE WATER. Not even to cook rice or boil potatoes. If you don't use much fats, you have to replace FLAVOR. I also finish the
dish by sprinkling finely minced green onions & crushed Cashews just before serving. - 7/3/09
STUCKFORTEN
This was really delicious and my husband loved it. I used regular mustard and it was still very "spicy hot" and I added a can of drained straw mushrooms. I will definitely make again but will cut the hot sauce to 1 TBSP. - 6/19/08
FLORIDASUN
This recipe is a keeper! I use agave nectar for the sweetness rather than splenda which (I feel) isn't good for you. The flavor was most excellent...however I love spicy so this is right up our alley! Try this is Pork Chop yum, yum! - 7/4/09
BIRDIE5146
Yummy! Loved the sauce. Made a little xtra for side dipping and for leftovers. Just the right amount of spice. Can't wait to try sauce on chicken (or shrimp!) - 1/22/09
GOGOYUBARI
a little too salty, but flavorful:) - 5/9/07
STILLFLYIN
We will be having this again with the few changes that I did - chicken, honey instead of splenda, regular Louisiana hot sauce instead of Tabasco and PB2 instead of regular peanut butter. Yummy! - 7/14/09
DENIMANDPEARLS
Loved it! The 4 vs 5 stars was mainly due to the need for a bit more sauce - I think next time I make it I'll halve again the sauce ingredients to be able to cover a serving of rice. - 6/30/09
BLUEBERRYHILL
I've done this same recipe with chicken wings and a slow cooker. - 8/21/08
LTAYLOR7
This is a wonderful receipe. I really like the flavor of peanut sauce. I also use it on chicken breast. As a side dish I like to make angel pasta with bell peppers, mushrooms, onions and soy sauce. Thank you for the receipe. - 8/21/08
FALLEY
I cut out 1/4 of the tobasco and added 1 tsp wasabi, also used a hot and sweet mustard and left out the splenda. Added Cabbage, red and yellow sweet peppers and thought this was fabulous. Also cut meat in strips which make for better use with chopsticks. - 8/13/07
LIZKING
this is delicious, i add a bag of stir vegetables to the chicken and 1 bag of minute brown rice. it makes a complete meal, that tastes terrific. - 2/16/09
VANSI1K
My husband and I thought these were great!
They were a little hot, just like we like them. - 3/22/07
KELLY_NZ
This is fantastic! Great with chicken too! - 6/12/09
LAURANCE
This is a winner. We all loved it. I myself prefer brown rice, but my family doesn't, so I made white rice. I wonder, though, about the calorie count. It says 270 calories, but with the peanut butter and the rice, I'd think it was a good bit more. I will make this again gladly. - 3/5/09
TESSA_NJ
Made this last night. Even Hubby liked it (although he asked that I make it a little less peanutty next time). I didn't have hot mustard, so I just subbed in dry powdered mustard instead. Yummy. - 6/22/09
FREDM39
Excellent dish. I omitted the Splenda and the rice and served it with s tossed salad. The sauce was very good. - 6/15/08
SHAYSHAYPOOH
Wonderful recipe. My husband liked it to. I will make this tastey recipe again, like around the 4th of July. Thankx!!!! - 6/25/09