Showing posts with label Pork Chops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pork Chops. Show all posts

Skillet Balsamic Pork Chops

This is a great way to dress up boring pork chops without a lot of hassle and without fussy ingredients. A simple balsamic vinegar glaze comes together easily and quickly to pack quite a flavorful punch (without being too overpowering).
 

We served these chops over buttered egg noodles, but they would be wonderful over mashed potatoes and rice, as well. The hardest part (if there is a difficult part) of this recipe is getting the chops cooked to your liking. We like our pork cooked thoroughly, so we made sure they were well done in the center. Use a meat thermometer to gauge the doneness to your preference.

Yields 4 servings.

Parmesan-Crusted Pork Chop Casserole

 

Ingredients:

3 - 4 thin, large boneless pork chops (or 5 - 6 small ones)
Salt & pepper
1/2 sleeve saltine crackers, crushed finely
Olive oil
2 cups instant white rice
1 can cheddar cheese soup
1/2 can cream of mushroom soup
Water
Shaved Parmesan

Pork Chop, Stuffing and Mashed Potato Casserole

This dish is a combination of several of our traditional Thanksgiving dinner fixings married together in one casserole - with pork chops taking the place of turkey. It isn't anything fancy and it certainly won't win the award for "Most Beautiful Dish of The Year." However, it is a perfect all-in-one dish that is ultra comforting and one that will most-likely become a family favorite.


This dish is a blend of both store-bought shortcut items and from-scratch components. Of course, you could make stuffing and/or mushroom gravy from scratch if you'd prefer. {The preparation of the whole dish would, of course, require more of a time investment in doing so.}

The recipe may look complicated, but here's the overall gist:

Whip up some homemade mashed potatoes. {Keep them a little thicker than normal.}
Mix together some stuffing mix with water, butter and dried cranberries.
Sear off some pork chops.
Layer it all together in a casserole dish and top it all off with a mushroom soup sauce/gravy.

Simple. Uncomplicated. And, oh, so scrumptious.

Yields 4 servings.