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Easy pork recipes: One large pork chop, cut into thick horizontal slices and laid along the bone, next to a salad of green and red endive, apples, and hazelnuts.

To get the perfect caramelized crust, rub a little honey on your pork chops before searing. It’s an easy and impressive dinner for your date night, especially when paired with a crisp endive and apple salad.

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