NBR: Could use an easy/yummy pork chop recipe

smiling76

I'd like a new pork chop recipe that doesn't take too much work --they are bone-in center cut pork chops--on the thinner side (medium cut).

Has anyone ever cooked them in a slow cooker before?  If so, what did you cook it with for flavor and moisture?

eilatan&nhoj88

The recipe I use you can cook in the crockpot or a 9x13 baking dish in the oven. Ingredients: 1-1/2 cans cream of mushroom soup (depending on how much gravy you want, 1/2 pack onion soup mix, and 1/2 - 1 can of water (depending on how watery you want your

greengirl0909

I made these last week. I thought they were decent, probably not quite as rave worthy as the original poster did. My LO loved them. 

https://www.livinglaughingandloving.com/2012/01/crockpot-ranch-pork-chops-finger-licking-good.html

&nbs

preggersin2011

Whenever i have those cuts i season with pepper and sea salt, sear them in a pan with oil so they are brown on both sides. Add in some butter and sliced apples then i'll throw in whatever beer/hard cider/ white wine i have. mix some dijon mustard with hon

chardonnay24

greengirl0909:

I made these last week. I thought they were decent, probably not quite as rave worthy as the original poster di

Netty_3

I don't care for pork chops...but my uncle would use a jack daniels marinade bag...and then grill them.  They were pretty tasty.  I think he used the teriyai one, although I'm not altogether sure.

alyss0nl

I season the pork chops to my taste, and cook them with a jar of Pace Salsa. You can cook it in a pan or in a crock pot. It adds a nice kick to it!

WhitWed

I've got an awesome slow-cooker recipe for a pork roast or pork chops (Sweet Cranberry Pork).  For a typical 2lb pork roast or 4 regular chops:

Add 1 cup of French dressing, 1 can of Ocean Spray jellied cranberry, 1 sliced white onion, and y