Various Pork Chop Recipes
Categories: Pork
Contributed by: Many BB members!
I decided to include the contributions to a pork chop recipe thread all in one entry here. Pick and choose! ;-)
~~Jacqueline
Recipes:
2boys2love
We used to grill pork chops all the time and one of our favorites was
to marinate them in Dale's seasoning. It's a liquid marinade usually
located on the same aisle as BBQ and Worcestershire. It has a pretty
salty taste, similar to soy sauce, and we love it. But beware --- its
pretty strong and you only need to marinate for 15-30 minutes. Good
luck!
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Becky
AuntKimmy
My mom cooks pork chops in orange juice. so yummy!
sarahfsk
Layer them in a casserole dish with sliced onions, sliced lemons (leave
the peel on, but don't eat the lemons when it's finished), and ketchup.
Sounds weird, but it turns into a tangy sauce in the oven. Really yummy.
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Sarah
Mom2kayz,b, & jakers
How about breaded pork chops? Dip them in egg, then plain or seasoned
bread crumbs and brown them in a pan with some hot oil. Brown both
sides, then put them in the oven for 15-25 minutes, depending how
thick. If they're the really thin ones, bypass the oven!
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Kim
Joyful1
Oooh, oooh! These are my favorites!!
Put a little oil in a skillet and brown the chops on each side. Add a
spoonful of salsa on top of each and cover and simmer on low heat. Then
add a mixture of cream cheese/shredded cheddar on top of
that......cover and let it melt the cheese!!!! They are SO good and DS
LOVES them!!
***EDITED***
Heat small amount of vegetable oil in skillet over med. heat. Salt and
pepper chops and brown them (about 3-5 min) each side. Mix 1 tsp cumin
in 1/4 c. tomato salsa. Divide over chops in skillet. Reduce heat to
low and cover - - cook until chops are done (white). Mix 1/3 c grated
Cheddar into 2 tsp. cream cheese (I use a little more). Divide over
chops and cover until cheese melts.
They are super easy to make and LOW-FAT! ;-)
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Joy
Kelly CA
I like to put a dry-rub on mine and cook them on the grill.
I make a big batch of dry rub and keep it on hand. It is also good on salmon. I use it on ribs too...UNDER the barbecue sauce.
Dry Rub
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup paprika
1/4 cup salt
1/4 cup ground black pepper
1 1/2 tablespoons garlic powder
1 tablespoon Italian seasoning
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Kelly
B&C's4
I have done this ways.
Just sprinkle some seasoning salt, Pam the pan and cook.
Serve with hominy (yummy)
or
season, brown on both sides then cover with 1 can cream soup + 1 can milk, simmer til chops are done.
Serve with rice or mash taters.
or
brown toss in crock pot with soup mix, low all day, again rice or taters.
Could use pasta ifn you like.
redsonja
I always make schnitzel out of my pork. Pound them out very thin, dip
them in egg, and coat them in a mixture of bread crumbs/flour/corn
meal. Then fry them in olive oil. Serve them with gravy.
jillyann1
We use plain ol' Shake N Bake....BUT we serve it with fried apples.
Core and slice 5 granny smith apples (slice thin) I use an apple peeler-corer-slicer and then cut the rings in fourths.
Add to a frying pan with butter and fry over medium high heat until tender (and I like mine a little crispy brown).
Remove from heat...sprinkle with a *little* lemon juice and some brown
sugar. Wait til sugar melts and serve with the chops!!! Beats
applesauce any day!
Linda in NJ
I LOVE pork chops! Thanks for all the recipes!
Here's my favorite marinade. It's better on the grill than the broiler.
Ginger Spice Marinade
1 small onion, diced
4 minced garlic cloves
2 tbsp brown sugar
2tbsp minced ginger (I use 1 tbsp ground ginger)
1/2 tsp allspice
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp red pepper
1/4 tsp black pepper
Marinate for at least 2 hours.
Linda
Dawn in NJ
We love the McCormicks Bag & Season for Pork Chops. You just stick
the chops in the cooking bag with some water and bake. It's so easy and
it cooks in a bag so it's not very messy! The pork chops come out so
juicy and the spices they use are perfect.
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Dawn
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