|
Per Serving |
Calories |
770 |
Total Fat |
36 g |
Saturated Fat |
11 g |
Trans Fat |
0 g |
Cholesterol |
175 mg |
Sodium |
1020 mg |
Total Carbohydrates |
51 g |
Dietary Fiber |
8 g |
Sugar |
14 g |
Protein |
57 g |
Robert Lupo
Armed with a degree in journalism, Robert Lupo began working in restaurants in Columbia, SC and Atlanta, GA.
With a degree in Journalism from the University of South Carolina, Robert Lupo has worked in restaurant kitchens from his hometown of Columbia, SC, to Atlanta, GA, including Motor Supply Company, The Globe in Tech Square, Eclipse di Sol, Aria, Brick Store Pub, and Leon’s Full Service. In 2012, he founded the vegetarian Sherrywood Supper Club in Atlanta, where he lives with his wife. Lupo currently works for the Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School, on the Nutrition staff.
Citrus IPA
The juicy citrus-inspired IPA has become the de facto Atlanta IPA. Second Self's Citrus IPA packs flavors of grapefruit and orange peel into a beer that has more aroma than bitterness. With a dry clean finish, Citrus IPA goes well with dishes that benefit from added fruit. For this pork chop dish featuring grits, arugula and muscadines, Citrus IPA will complement the arugula bitterness while not detracting from the fruity flavor of the muscadines. The clean dry finish will make you ready for the next bite of pork chop.
Second Self Citrus IPA, Atlanta, Georgia
Chardonnay - Napa Valley, California
You often hear of pork being the ‘other white meat,’ and it is very versatile in that it can pair with white wines just as well as reds. Due to the accompanying ingredients, a structured, oak-driven chardonnay will be perfect against the backdrop of the pork. Notes of ripe golden apples and butter will complement the muscadine salad while echoing the herbaceousness of arugula.
Cakebread Chardonnay, Napa Valley, California