Brining is a great way to add moisture and flavor to your meats. We love it for white meat chicken & pork chops, but you can also use it for any cut of meat you think you might need more moisure in.
1 qt. water
1/3 cup kosher salt (The best one for this is Morton's kosher salt - NOT table salt!)
1/2 cup sugar
All you do is make your brine (we typically use this big drink pitcher that is 2 qts. capacity.)
(The floaties in the brine are some herbs...the only salt we had late last night was a salt herbs de provence mix, so these pork chops might be a little extra flavorful!)
And place your meats inside. Leave the meats in there for at least 30 min, but no more than 8 hours. The thickness of the meat should be the determining factor.
Tonight we will be making pork chops & pumpkin soup!