This was the first recipe I've tried from this site that was not a 5 star recipe. It looked like a no fail recipe and absolutely was! My husband said several times, "this is a winner". I doubled the stuffing and split and stuffed the pork chops with about half the stuffing before browning them. My husband said next time I should triple the stuffing and double the gravy. What a quick and wonderful meal that is definitely company worthy!
OMG!!! i made this recipe becuase i wanted something different to do with pork chops and wow was i glad i did it ... I made this with pepperidge farms seasonsed bread crumbs and sauteed some onion and celery in a stick of margarine and used a can of chicken broth to moisten it .... fried up the chops with minced garlic and caveners spices in olive oil... put them in a baking dish and scooped the stuffing atop of the chops I used cream of chicken soup with 3/4 cup of milk ... pored it over the chops and baked them ... my family just loved it ... served with mashed potatoes and yellow squash ....YUMMYYYY...thanks so much for the suggestions....was awesome!!!!!
This was delicious with a couple of minor changes. I added a little extra onion and celery to the stuffing and also some grated apple and chopped mushroom. Day old French bread worked well for the stuffing, but I may use a more flavorful bread next time. As suggested by another reviewer, I cooked on 325 degrees for 2 hours and the chops were tender as could be. The cream of mushroom soup and milk (I used milk instead of water) makes a flavorful pork gravy that is wonderful! We put the gravy over mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli. Righteous!
This is a delicious recipe! I also made a few minor adjustments. I doubled up on the stuffing adding more onions and celery as well. I sauteed the onions and celery in a little butter to soften. I had bought thick chops so I cut a cavity in them and stuffed the stuffing inside then I browned the chops in a sautee pan. I spread the extra stuffing on the bottom of the pan and put the chops on top of it put the soup over them covered it with foil and baked at 325 for about 2 hours. It was awesome!
I modified the recipe slightly by using a pork-flavored box stuffing as suggested by another reviewer. I also added a little more more chicken broth to the stuffing mixture for more moisture and used cream of celery soup instead of mushroom. The last modification I made was to cut pockets into the chops and actually stuff them! Leftover stuffing went on top as suggested. It was wonderful! Even my in-laws thought so! Thanks!
this recipe is very good & similar to the way my mother makes her stuffed pork chops. i enjoy cooking with aromatics so i increased the chopped onion & celery to about 1/4 cup each plus sprinkled in a bit more poultry seasoning. one more adjustment was to bake these (covered) at 325 degrees for 2 hours. the slower cooking process makes the pork so tender it falls off the bone. thanks tina!
I loved this recipe. However I did fine tune it a bit. First I used dry sherry instead of chicken stock or water. While browning the chops I added garlic then deglazed with wine. On top of the soup I added finely chopped carrots which not only gave the plate color but a nice crunch. My wife requested that this dish be placed into the rotation.
This was so good. I couldn't wait for the bread to be a day old so I cut up the pieces and put them on a cookie sheet and put it in the oven at 200 degrees for about 30 minutes until it was hard and dried out. It came out perfect! My husband and my son loved it.
I made these for dinner tonight. I was tired of the cooking pork chops the same tow ways - fried or bbq'd - so I tried this recipe. They were delicious! I'm not a fan of stuffing so I made one just with the stuffing on top for myself. For the rest I butterflied the chops and stuffed them before I browned them. I sauteed the onion and used celery salt because I didn't have any celery. I used a mix of white and wheat bread and added a little of the soup to the stuffing mix. To me the chops were just a tad dry (I usually brine them before I cook them to keep them moist) but otherwise they were excellent. I will absolutely make these again soon.
somehow i screwed up this recipe. my chicken stuffing turned out soggy.. and part of the porkchops was uncooked..
