This recipe was really good and so simple to make. The only adjustment i made was to use the glaze from the "apple cranberry stuffed pork chops". The glaze combines apple juice corn starch and brown sugar. The glaze ensures that your pork chops wont be dry and adds a little more sweetness to the recipe. The only other thing i would add would be to adjust the baking time depending on the thickness of your pork chops. I only baked mine for 25 minutes vs. the 40 minutes it calls for in the recipe.
This is the best pork chop recipe I have tried in a long time. My hubby bought some really thick bone-in chops and we wanted to try something different. The balsamic in this intrigued me. I almost doubled the filling for the 3 huge chops I used. I cooked it covered for about 50 minutes then uncovered for 10....there was still a good bit of juice in the bottom so I cooked it on the stove top to reduce it a bit and added a small squirt of Dijon mustard to it. Served the sauce over the chops and my favorite Brazilian White Rice (Thanks Nanda). WE had a fantastic dinner. My hubby and I both want the leftovers for lunch tomorrow! Thanks Valerie!
I made this for dinner tonight and my husband told me that it was the best meal i've ever cooked. I added some garlic and chopped almonds to the apple mix but other than that I followed the recipe exactly
I absolutely love this recipe and my husband requested it again two days after I first made it! First off I'm not a pork chops fan which is why I was looking for a different way of making them - after this recipe I now actually crave the things! I followed the directions exactly except I also seasoned the prok chops with a little thyme and I only had a red delicious apple so I used that. It was amazing! I was in a hurry and I had very thick pork chops so I cooked them for 25 minutes at 425 and they were juicy and all the way cooked. Perfect recipe to impress others thanks for sharing this one!
Wow what an amazing recipe. Instead of chops I made the stuffing into a roast. I made slits in the pork and stuffed it into the spaces I then placed it in a pot with a lid and baked in the oven for a few hours...depending on the size of the roast! When I served it to my husband and our guests they couldn't stop eating it! Pork turned out tender falling apart and was just filled with flavour! Definitely will make it over and over..Yum Yum!
I almost didn't make this recipe as I saw that some comments stated that it "lacked flavor". I'm glad I decided to make it anyways because it was very flavor full. I chilled the apple mixture for almost an hour to ensure that the flavors had time to come together. I also grilled the pork chops and then heated the apple mixture on the stove top and served it on top of the pork chop to make sure the meat was not dried out.
Absolutly wonderful. Wasnt to overwhelming or sweet like i thought it might be. Only thing i might change is cutting the slit then browning and then stuffing them. Might also cook at a lower temp next time. Over all great recipe one i will cook for years to come. Thank you bunches.
i am disappointed. I followed the pork chop exactly and the pork turned out dry and tasteless (I should had seasoned it!!!). I put it on rice and some veggie but there is no sauce to it... anyhow...I think it would be better if I make a sauce for this...cool idea with adding the cranberry though
I loved the taste of these pork chops and will make them again. Next time I won't brown them in the frying pan. I think it just added calories and really didn't see that it improved anything. I cooked for 35 minutes but it was too long. Next time I'll skip the frying pan and cook them for 30-35 minutes and see how the come out.
