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HLP
Posts: 2,331
Registered: ‎04-02-2015

Re: Rastelli pork

‎12-24-2020 12:17 PM

@mjd1954 wrote:

Has anyone tried RastellI pork filets? I am so tired of buying pork chops at the store that are so tough you can't chew them.

Thanks in advance.

Yes, I cook them in the airfryer

Lightly coat with olive oil,season with salt, pepper,garlic powder, and smoked paprika

Place in air fryer, cook at 380C for 10 -14 minutes flipping pork at half way cooking point.

Test for doneness and cook a little longer if desired.

I got this off of google a couple years ago, and this is the only way I've cooked them since then. They are very good

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Marp
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Re: Rastelli pork

‎12-24-2020 01:30 PM

@HLP,  please correct the 380C to 380F.  380C equals 716 degrees fahrenheit.

What is good for the goose today will also be good for the gander tomorrow.
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chickenbutt
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Re: Rastelli pork

‎12-24-2020 03:06 PM

I don't know if it's the same product, but I had a couple of ADs for the Rastelli Pork Rib Eyes and they are outstanding.  It's a good company.

 

I haven't started another AD because I still have quite a few left (I can only eat so much! hehe).    

 

I also like that they come individually vacuum-sealed.

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