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chopsEasy
Published 1935
This highly delectable dish derives its name from the fact that the pork-butchers in Paris prepare and cook their pork chops in this manner. It is an extremely popular luncheon dish, and very tasty.
Put the chopped onion in a small saucepan with the lard, and simmer till the onion is tender, without browning. Then sprinkle with the flour, and mix thoroughly with a spoon, over a slow fire, till a golden colour. Add gradually the stock and the white wine. Then add a little salt and a few peppercorns, bring to the boil stirring well, skim, and simmer gently for 30 or 40 minut
