This is one of the simplest things to whip up, but so tasty and perfect for the summer. I think we came up with this one summer when I was wandering around my mom's yard, scavenging herbs. There's no recipe, you just toss in a handful of sage leaves, a handful of rosemary leaves, a few cloves of garlic and some sea salt and cracked pepper.

A few pulses in the food processor and you have a nice paste that you just rub all over some thick boneless pork chops.

Then you grill them up. D is the grill master in our apartment, so he handles that part. I bet they would also be really good pan cooked in a bit of olive oil, but I wouldn't dare suggest it.

Enjoy!
just don't kill yourself with that food processor! looks so yummy!
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Kris, the food processor is totally me-proof because it won't turn on unless the lid is snapped into place! What killed me that one time was trying to make a cheesecake with an immersion blender (it sounded like a good idea at 1 am the night before our annual Christmas party).
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ReplyDeletetrying these tonight! looks amazing
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