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Making:

Lemon thyme pork with roasted zucchini

1 serving prepared 

Here's what you get: 

Zucchini 
Lemon 
Thyme 
Jasmine rice (not used)
Pork cutlet 
Garlic clove (not used)
Chicken stock 
Concentrate 
Sour cream
 
The zucchini:

The oven with preheat to 450 degrees. The zucchini was cut up into medallions and seasoned with salt and pepper. These were cooked for 16 minutes flipping halfway through.

The protein:

The pork was seasoned with salt and pepper. In a non-stick pan the cutlets were cooked through for about 3 minutes per side. Once done they were set aside to rest.

The sauce:

In the same pot as the port 1 tbsp of butter was added along with a chopped Thyme and garlic. These were cooked until fragrant. Next into the pan where the stock concentrate and 1/4 cup of water. This was cooked until well mixed and then the sour cream was added along with lemon juice and pepper.

 I added scallion greens, just because.

The plate:



- Kris

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