When it comes to cabbage, it's hard to get excited-it just seems so ordinary! In southern Germany, however, I had some of the best cabbage and pork I've ever had. What made the dish so delicious was that the cabbage was cooked low and slow in a lot of pork fat, and the pork served alongside was juicy and succulent. The German beer wasn't the only thing that made the meal special. I bought a head of green cabbage and some center-cut pork chops as soon as I got back home. I decided to brown the pork first, and then cook the cabbage in the rendered pork fat and juices that had been rendered out of the pork. I returned the pork chops to the pan and finished cooking them in the oven once the cabbage was almost tender.
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