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Tigania: Greek Pork with Lemon & Mustard Sauce

This traditional Greek pork recipe offers a delightful combination of zesty lemon, tangy mustard, and succulent pork, creating a dish that is bursting with Mediterranean flair.

Tigania: Greek Pork with Lemon & Mustard Sauce

Each tender and succulent bite of pork will be bursting with the harmonious flavors of lemon and mustard. The zesty citrus notes dance alongside the tangy mustard, creating a symphony of taste that will transport you to the sunny shores of Greece. Serve this delightful dish alongside your favorite sides, such as roasted vegetables, green beans, crispy potatoes, or a fresh salad.

Embrace the simplicity and vibrant flavors of Greek cuisine as you savor each mouthful of this lemon & mustard sauteed pork, reveling in the joy of a delicious meal made effortlessly. Please find below this delicious Greek pork recipe by Greek celebrity Chef Giorgos Tsoulis.

Tigania: Greek Pork with Lemon & Mustard Sauce

Instructions

  • Place a pan over high heat and let it heat up. Add a little olive oil and the meat in batches, to prevent pan temperature from decreasing.
  • Sauté until the meat is golden brown on all sides.
  • Add the lemon juice, mustard and oregano. Season with salt and pepper, lower heat and cook for 5 minutes, until the meat is glazed.
  • Try it and, if you want a stronger lemon taste, add a little more lemon and serve.

Notes

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Key facts
  • Who: Greek

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