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Paul & Young Ron Show’s Webbie’s Ghetto Porkchops

I have a beat-up boom box sitting on a milk crate next to my computer chair. I listen to the Paul & Young Ron Show when I'm writing in the morning. They're always talking about their website so I went and checked it out. Their internerd "Webster" has a recipe...
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I have a beat-up boom box sitting on a milk crate next to my computer chair. I listen to the Paul & Young Ron Show when I’m writing in the morning. They’re always talking about their website so I went and checked it out. Their internerd “Webster” has a recipe for what he calls “Ghetto Porkchops” on his show blog. Check it out:

“I was almost out of food and was starving so I made up a recipe for pork-chops and threw in what I had left in the house. They turned out AWESOME!

“There is no exact measurement to this recipe.

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  • Pork Chops
  • A Yellow Pepper
  • A Red Pepper
  • A Green Pepper
  • Mushrooms
  • Crushed Red Pepper Seeds
  • Canola Oil or E.V.O.O.
  • Two Garlic Cloves
  • Salt and Pepper
  • Potatoes
  • Cajun Seasoning
  • White Wine

“I chopped up all the veggies and threw them in a pan with canola oil, crushed red pepper seeds and a garlic clove that I smashed with a knife.  They started cooking as I peeled potatoes and started them boiling with another smashed garlic clove.  After about 5 mins I added pork-chops.  Then I seasoned each side of the pork chops with cajun seasoning.  After cooking for another 5 mins I drizzled on some white wine. Cover and flip pork-chops occasionally.

“After potatoes are ready… drain the water and smash them with a touch of butter and milk.  Finally fill your plate with a pork chop and veggies. Then pour the Wine Sauce over everything.  It’s spicy, tasty and delicious.”

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