Monday, November 8, 2010

Pork Cops Smothered in Aunt Nellie’s Goodness Give away

A couple of weeks ago I was approached by Aunt Nellie’s who make the fabulous Ruby Red Beets, Ruby Red Pickled Beets and Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage to create a recipe or two and to try out their products.


I wanted to make sure that my viewers would have the same opportunity, so because of that, Aunt Nellie’s has offered to send one winner the same identical package of goodness she sent me. So Aunt Nellie’s and I are going to be giving away a package of goodness which includes one jar of Ruby Red Beets, one jar Ruby Red Pickled Beets and one jar of Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage. To enter, see the bottom of this recipe.


 I was already a fan of Aunt Nellie’s goodness and had already used their fabulous Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage on many occasions so I wanted to share this recipe with you. I make it with both baby Back Ribs or with Pork Chops and or Boneless Chicken Breasts it is just Fabulous.

Pork Cops Smothered in Aunt Nellie’s Goodness Ingredients:
1 Package of Pork chops or Baby back Ribs
½ a cup of Flour seasoned with ½ teaspoon Salt and ½ teaspoon Pepper
3 Tablespoons Olive Oil
2 cups cut up Butternut Squash cubed
1 large onion sliced
8 Yukon Gold Potatoes peeled and cut in half
4 cups water
1 Jar of Aunt Nellie’s Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage. 

Dredge Meat in flour that is seasoned with salt and pepper.


  






In a Enameled Dutch Oven Brown the meat with half of the Olive Oil in the bottom of the pan Remove Meat.


  





Next add the remainder of the Olive Oil and add the cubed butternut squash, Yukon gold potatoes and onions; cook until onions are caramelized.

  





 Next add back in the Meat and Smother with Aunt Nellie’s Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage. Last add water to the sides and cook at 325 degrees  for about 1 hour and a half.

Enjoy!

Bon Appetite!

Mrs. Mix It


  

  Now to Enter and Win the package of Aunt Nellie’s Goodness here is how:
Winner will be announced On Monday November 15, 2010

Giveaway Winner Shulie of FoodWanderings has graciously requested that we send the box of goodness to her local Homeless Shelter.

13 comments:

  1. Oooh, looks yummy! I think I'd make my homemade applesauce and biscuits as a side. When I was in highschool, we lived on 8 acres with an apple orchard. In the fall, the smell of apples was everywhere, in our car, our garage, our house. Our cider was just the best, so apples in the fall are a natural for me. Thanks for letting me know about your giveaway! I follow you on twitter, just followed you on facebook, and I'll follow Aunt Nellie's on twitter as soon as I leave the comment! xoxoxo Have a wonderful week, sweetie!

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  2. I follow you! I'd eat the cabbage with chicken and dumplings!

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  3. Oooh cabbage and beets sounds delicious!! I do follow you on twitter and I believe I follow you on FB too but I got to double check! :)

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  4. I follow Aunt Nellies on Facebook.

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  5. I follow Aunt Nellies on Twitter.

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  6. I Follow CookUnderwriter on Twitter.

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  7. I love the cabbage just alone for a snack.

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  8. I Follow The Cooking Underwriter on Facebook.

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  9. I follow Aunt Nellie’s on twitter @immortalb4 :)

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  10. I follow Aunt Nellies on Facebook too!

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  11. I also am one of your GFC followers!

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  12. And I would make some lovely borscht and probably a pork dish as well. Although I love cabbage. So many possibilities!

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