“Tigania” Pork with leeks

2012-07-26
pork with leeks
  • Servings : 3-4
  • Prep Time : 15m
  • Cook Time : 25m
  • Ready In : 45m

In Greece there is a kind of dish which they call “tigania”. Basically fried meat combined with some sauce. Any fried combination of meat in Greece is called like that and is usually dish that people take in combination with others as  “mezedes”,

Its not difficult but frying pork in combination with other spices always brings special flavors. I have tried various combination in the past and always i got something different.

For this specific one i read how nice it was to combine it with leaks as it is something that is done widely in Greece. (trust me i checked forums where Greek mothers are discussing there cooking secrets)

To be honest  think its easy to make different variations and its not something really difficult or uncommon nevertheless  oregano gives it a special flavor while you can mix it with greek feta cheese or other spices like thyme.

Its up to you

INGREDIENTS FOR “TIGANIA” PORK WITH LEEKS

  1. 500gr of pork chops cut in small cubes.
  2. 2-3 leeks cut in small pieces
  3. ½ cup of Olive oil
  4. Salt-Pepper
  5. ½ cup of white wine
  6. Oregano

Method

Step 1

Cut the pork into medium size pieces wash and leave it to drain

Step 2

Put the oil into a pan and sauté the pork chops

Step 3

As soon as it is brown add the wine and let it “drink” all the alcohol.

Step 4

Add salt pepper and oregano as much as you want and continue to stir it.

Step 5

Just a little bit before it is done, add the leeks and stir for 4-5 minutes more.

Step 6

Serve it together with rice or chips.

 

 

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