4 Servings
Total Time: 35min
Collection: Porc
Shared By Martine Bélanger

Côtelettes De Porc Panées Au Four | Coup De Pouce

Ingredients

  • 4 côtelettes de porc avec l'os (environ 1 3/4 lb/875 g en tout)
  • 1/4 cuillère à thé de sel
  • 1/4 cuillère à thé de poivre noir du moulin
  • 2 cuillères à table de moutarde de Dijon
  • 1 tasse de mie de pain frais , émiettée finement
  • 1 gousse d'ail hachée finement
  • 3 cuillères à table de persil frais , haché finement
  • 3 cuillères à table d' huile d'olive
  • 3/4 cuillères à thé de thym séché

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