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Blogs > rm_MarlenaM > I am not a saint!

ANR recipe  

rm_MarlenaM 59F
960 posts
11/26/2019 12:03 am

Last Read:
1/28/2020 6:28 pm
ANR recipe

I took a couple of very nice thick boneless pork sirloin chops, seared them in olive oil, then added maybe half of a white sweet onion diced, honey, coriander, black pepper, garlic clove diced, several big pinches of cayenne pepper and a cup or so of breast milk.

I added 2 cups of corn bread chunks, some butter and sage, little bit of celery leaf.
Put a lid on it and let all the moisture get soaked into the bread chunks at a boil.
Then I took the chops out and put all the bread mixture in a separate pan.

Returned the chops to pan added almost a cup of breast milk and diced onion, more garlic, couple shots of MAGGI and brought it to a gentle boil with the lid on the pan.

I heated the bread mixture in the separate pan, putting about 2 chopped up slices of Havarti cheese on top, frying the bread mixture until it was slightly crisp and the cheese was melted.

By this time the chops were done, simmering in beautiful brown pork and breast milk sauce.
Took the chops out threw in a little flour, whipped it with a fork...SCRUMPTIOUS gravy.

Served the chops and fried cornbread stuff with a tossed green salad, shredded carrots, tomato slices and balsamic dressing!

Drizzled honey lightly over the chops!
The honey brings down the heat from the cayenne pepper without taking away the flavor.

Trapper69 67G
2657 posts
12/4/2019 8:26 pm

 I've enjoyed sucking milk from several women over the years, but have never heard of anyone using it in cooking dinners..... I've also been involved in the adult lifestyle for many years, and never heard of ANR.....you learn something new every day!.....even at 62....lol Your recipe sounds very tasty!!!! I'd like to try with honey then another time with pure maple syrup.....I produce both honey and maple syrup......well, the bees produce the honey, I just harvest it..... Thanks for sharing the recipe!!!!! Now, I just need to find a woman who will provide the mother's milk!


MrRamus 61M
2 posts
1/28/2020 12:17 pm

 This sounds very interesting and creative.


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