Lmk if you find that!

Nice! We were pretty luck wit how often they played Chicago late 90s into 2000s. Was at the "Tonight It's Now or Never" show they recorded and released before breaking up.

I love Blue Mountain.

I had heard the album hit its name from needing to keep this a secret due to royalties/not being able to include the song.

Recipe - I was winging it so best guess on amounts:

• 3lb Pork Loin Chops (these were boneless and on sale for $1.88lb)
• Salt/Pepper/Garlic type seasoning (I used The Spice House - Pullman Pork, personal fav)
• 1 Tbsp oil
• 1 cup chicken stock
• 6 cloves crushed garlic
• 1 Tsp dried thyme
• 2 Tbsp Dijon mustard
• 2/3 cup heavy cream

This is a one pan meal. Heat oil in cast iron or similar.

Add seasoned pork chops in two batches and cook till almost done and remove to a separate plate.

Once 2nd batch is done add butter (should not be much oil left in pan) and then sauté garlic 30 sec or so

Add chicken stock to deglaze pan. Toss thyme in. Add Dijon and whish to incorporate.

Simmer a few minutes then add cream. Simmer a few more till reduced the way ya want.

Add chops and any accumulated juices back in.

Salt/Pepper to taste along the way.

Sure. Commenting with it now.

Mmmm, Fresh Harvest!

Huh now I’m more intrigued.

I prefer pillowy soft un toasted buns.

Have not seen film yet but after a few comments mentioning it and what I know about the plot: Assume that burger is not beef?

Sitophilia. You are not alone.

Am clearly missing a joke here?

It was made for a 9 year old so his choice. I would have done ketchup, Duke’s mayo, and a slice of tomato (though tomatoes suck here now so maybe skip).