Pork and yellow rice are a staple of our Latino heritage dishes, you can see the Spaniard influence using aromatic saffron to give that distinctive yellow color to the delicious rice that pairs perfectly with lean pork or pork chops and of course black beans; to prepare this dish you will need:
INGREDIENTS
For the pork:
- 1 package of pork chops (can use either with or without the bone)
- 3 white onions cut in rounds
- 2 teaspoons of ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon of garlic powder
- The juice of 2 limes
- Salt and pepper
- Olive oil
For the rice:
- 1 cup of rice
- 2 cups of chicken stock or water
- Pinch of saffron
- 1 package of frozen petite peas
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 chicken buillon cube or one teaspoon of chicken base
- Salt and pepper
- Olive oil
- Floret of cilantro to decorate
Preparation time: 1 hour. Serves 4-5 people. Approximate cost per person $3.50 depending on local ingredients cost. You will need a sauteing pan and a medium rice pot.
For cooking the rice heat the water or chicken broth, while you wait cut garlic in slices that you can remove later. Place the pan on the stove, put some oil and saute the garlic; add the salt, the saffron and the rice and mix well. Add 1 ½ cups of water or broth, lower the flame and cover. Leave rice alone do not stir wait and check liquid abortion if needs more use the half cup you saved and cover the pan, do not stir. Wait other 5 minutes and check if rice is almost done turn off the stove, add the frozen peas and leave pan covered while you prepare rest of your meal.
Marinade the pork meat in the lime juice and olive oil for 15-20 minutes, then season with the cumin, garlic, salt and pepper and fry in a sauteing pan until golden brown. Place the pork in a separate dish and fry the onions rounds in the same sauteing pan used to cook the meat. Let the onions brown, be patient and do not move onions to allow them get that golden color and develop the sweetness, when ready place back the meat in the pan at lower flame and cover.
When ready to eat, plate and enjoy with black beans and green tomatillo salsa if desired.
This dinner is tasty and satisfying I’m sure your family will love the flavor combinations, make sure to use fresh local products for better results.
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Otra de tus fabulosas recetas Adriana. Como siempre invitas a comer a través de ellas y la acompañas con unas lindas fotos. Me encantan!
Gracias Raisa ojala algun dia puedas venir me encantaria recibirte en mi casa, saludos!
Oh nooo, esto se ve maravilloso.
Ni me imagino el aroma tan exquisito que se desprende de este plato.
Gracias por esta idea, sera un plato que servire en estos dias en casa.
Pues me quedo muy sabroso ojala estuvieras por aca Cristina, no dejes de avisarme que tal te parecio mi receta cuando la cocines en casa, saludos!
This looks so good. I love cooking but I don’t like to spend too much time on complicated recipes. But this looks so good and it doesn’t require a lot of ingredients. I will be making it soon. Thank you.
Thanks for visiting I don’t like to spend too much time in the kitchen either this recipe is flavorful and very simple, saludos!
Como todo lo que creas, se ve riquísimo! Buena oportunidad para aprender a hacer el arroz amarillo mexicano.
Gracias Alejandra!
Que rica receta. Adoro el arroz de colores! y el pork Yummy!
FELIZ SEMANA!
NAMASTE!
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ayyy este es un de los platos favoritos de mi tierra!! se ve delicioso, espectacultar la foto, invita a darle un mordizcón
Y el aroz amarilllo es mi favorito, más todavía así sueltito
Buenas recetas para una rica cena! A mi me gusta el pork pero nunca se como prepararlo. Voy a intentar esta receta. Gracias por compartir!
Great combinación with pork
Thanks
Pero que es esto tan rico!!! Tengo que preparado pronto! Me ha encantado!
To tell the truth I’m not a big fan of pork. I eat pernil and that’s pretty much it. I have cooked pork chops before but they never looked like yours, so probably I need to follow your recipe and see what happens..
Thanks for sharing!
Hay me encanta el cerdo y el arroz amarillito se ven divino los colores