It has a lip on it that keeps it up off the stove, so controlling the temperature is really hard. Next time Ill work with a smaller pan and just do more batches. Melt a couple tablespoons of butter on your skillet over medium heat. Make sure theres a good layer of butter anywhere youre going to lay a chop. One by one, dredge each chop in flour on both sides, and lay them in the melted butter. Flip them over as soon as you see the edges start to brown up. If youve made them as thin as I have, it should only take about a minute. Do the other side until it is golden brown and pull them off. If you have to work in batches, add more butter before each new batch. Serve with the fried smashed potatoes. And thats it. Variations. Some of you have light bulbs going on over your heads. Hey, this works for chicken and pork chops. Can you do steak Yes you can. Lamb Rabbit Duck Sure, why not This isnt a recipe, its a technique. Use whatever meat you want. Add more seasoning besides the salt and pepper. Maybe some cayenne or chipotle. Maybe garlic and oregano. Try it out. Be creative. If you come up with something great, leave a comment telling us about it. Here I am making this on Thats Life with Robin Swoboda.