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40 minutes sounds like a long time to cook pork chops; must be a very low simmer or some thick chops!
I love paprika, but usually use Spanish not Hungarian. Will give it a whirl. Thanks for the recipe.
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Both, I like to use thick cut Chops and a low simmer will make them very tender
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Yeah, Ron, but if you want a tip on this from a real Hungarian, the paprika has to be the hot kind of Hungarian paprika for this to be a real Hungarian dish...
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I used thick chops and 40 minutes was acurate. Used a large dutch oven Cruset.
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I will be trying this tonight !
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