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		<title>Pork Flambe</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I invented a recipe for Bourbon Chicken recently (made from several recipes I found) &#8212; family really likes it. Last week Patrick asked if I could make a brandy sauce. I thought about it&#46;&#46;&#46;]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>I invented a recipe for Bourbon Chicken recently (made from several recipes I found) &#8212; family really likes it.  Last week Patrick asked if I could make a brandy sauce.  I thought about it &#8230; and did one better.</em></p>
<h4>Pork Flambe</h4>
<p>1 Tbsp olive oil<br>
1 Tbsp butter<br>
2 lbs pork loin, sliced 3/8&#8243;<br>
salt &#038; ground black pepper<br>
1/2 tsp dried ginger<br>
1/2 tsp dried mustard<br>
1/4 cup brandy</p>
<p>In a deep oven-proof skillet, saute pork in oil &#038; butter until lightly browned on both side, seasoning with salt &#038; pepper.  Don&#8217;t over cook!  Lean pork turns to shoe leather when overcooked.<br>
Pour the brandy in a small skillet and set over lowest heat. Remove pork to a bowl.  Add the ginger and mustard to the oil remaining in the pork skillet.  Stir the spices until fragrant, 1 minute or so.  Put pork back in with spices, turn off heat, and stir to coat.</p>
<p>Light the brandy and pour over the pork.  WARNING:  This IS going to flare up.  For the first time it is best to take both skillets out doors before lighting.</p>
<p>When the fire goes out stir the pork again and serve.</p>
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