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Double-cut pork chops stuffed with cornbread dressing and topped with poblano cream are a delight for the taste buds. These Stuffed Pork Chops with Poblano Cream Sauce use poblano peppers, which are a mild chile pepper that originates in Mexico.

They deliver a subtle heat rather than an in-your-face surprise. The dried version of poblano pepper, ancho chile pepper, is often ground and used as a spice. The stuffing is made from cornbread and sausage. This recipe could also be made using boneless, skinless chicken breasts in place of the pork chops. Read more

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Ingredients

1 10-ounce ball of pizza dough, risen at room temperature* flour for dusting
Semolina or cornmeal for dusting
⅓ cup Marinara sauce
3 ounces shredded Cabot Alpine Cheddar
4 teaspoons chopped fresh basil

Instructions

Set EGG for direct grilling (no convEGGtor) at 500°F/260°C.

Place dough on a lightly floured surface. Gently spread dough out with fingertips and sides of your hands, keeping as much air in the outer/crust edge as possible. Stretch dough into a 10-inch circle. (Alternatively, roll out with a rolling pin.)

Sprinkle semolina lightly in the bottom of a 12-inch Lodge cast iron skillet. Lay pizza dough out in the prepared skillet. Spread marinara over the pizza dough, leaving a border for the crust. Sprinkle with Alpine cheddar.

Place the skillet on the EGG and close dome. Let pizza cook until it is puffed, the bottom is crisp and browned, the crust is starting to brown and the cheese is melted. Remove the entire skillet from the EGG with EGGmitt. Slide pizza onto cutting board with a spatula. Sprinkle with basil. Cut and serve.

*To let dough rise, portion 10-ounce ball of dough. Round with two hands by pressing into the work surface and spinning the dough in place. This will tighten the surface of the dough. Place on a surface dusted with flour and cover with plastic wrap that has been coated with cooking spray. Let rise 40 to 90 minutes before stretching out in step 2.

Makes one pizza.

Recipe from Big Green Egg and courtesy of Cabot Cheese and Lodge Cast Iron.

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Ingredients

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Takeo Spikes, former NFL linebacker, appears regularly as a host on SiriusXM NFL radio. Spikes is also a professional photographer and is currently developing a book profiling Hall of Fame NFL players.

He loves to cook and support causes close to his heart, especially youth development and cancer prevention. Check out Takeo Spikes’ Ribs – just delicious! Read more