You can bake this recipe if you want to prepare it and walk away for an hour or so. Bake covered at 300 degrees F. Also, I enhanced the seasonings by rubbing each chop with a blend of cardomom, ground ginger, salt and pepper prior to browning. My kids and husband RAVED about the finished product.
I only had fresh peaches so I modified the recipe a bit and it came out just fine. I used 1c. OJ 1t ground ginger and fresh peaches as the "sauce" omitting the brown sugar entirely. I also only did two chops instead of four so there was more sauce per serving. Fantastic and fast.
My husband absolutely raves whenever I make this dish. I use fresh peaches and substitute orange juice for the canned peach juice. My son (age 1) won't eat the meat yet but he'll eat the peaches!
Can I give this one six stars? It was super easy fast and a nice way to change up the usual pork chop dinner. Based on other suggestions I added about 1 1/2 tsp garlic and about 2 tbs of soy sauce and bit more ginger. YUM!!!! I did find that the sauce didn't thicken very much perhaps because I used 2 15 oz. cans of peaches and reserved a good amount of the peaches for snacking... I added a touch of cornstarch to the sauce and the result was perfection! I'd definitely recommend this to the busy weekday cook who needs a new way to jazz up pork chops.
This is soooo good. Very very easy and one of my favorite recipes ever. I just used 2 pork chops and kept the other mounts the same. Defitely will make again and again!!!
For people experimenting with pork recipes do not be afraid of fruit and pork... something about pork just makes it delicious with sweet. This is an awesome dish and I wouldn't change a thing!! I've made this a regular dish at home because its so simple and the kids love it!
Great base recipe! Like other reviewers suggested I added a few things: 2 tbsp soy sauce 3 cloves minced garlic and 1 tsp cinnamon. Also after the 15 minutes of cooking down I removed the pork and added a water/corn starch mixture -- mixed before adding to pan (1/4c water to 2 tbsp corn starch). Absolutely yum!!!
My husband and I were looking for something different and we stumbled across this recipe. I thought I had peaches but used apricots instead. The recipe was very easy and still very good with the apricots. Since our 14 month old daughter was eating this too I cut the ginger down to 1/2 tsp and it had just enough of the ginger taste to get her used to it. Thank you very much for a wonderful recipe. This has already been requested by my husband and only one week later!!!
so easy and very delicious! the whole family loved it. i took everyone's advice and added a touch of soy sauce and garlic. served it over egg noodles and it complemented the pork, peaches and sauce wonderfully. will definitely make again!
Well...:D... it didn't "work" for the kids. They couldn't get a grip on fruit & pork chops together. It was bland as others have said. I kind of expected that though since I didn't add any ginger just brown sugar a little maple syrup (after thickening it wasn't sweet enough I thought). It took two tablesppons cornstarch. It also took much much MUCH longer than 15 to 20 minutes to get those babies tender & I didn't even use thick chops.
