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I reduced serving size in 1/2 because there are only 2 of us. I have to say I didn't have time too brine the chops the full time. I'm not sure if they might have been better if I had. They were easy and the apples were tender. I served with Sweet and Sour cabbage and it was a nice side with these chops. I agree with the other review that there was too much fat. I will reduce the butter and oil and try these again brining for the full recommended time. They were more tender than they would have been without the brining. That is my goal since these chops tend to be very dry. I will try them again. Thanks for sharing.
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I really wanted to love this recipe, but I had to knock it down one star for the cooking method. I followed the recipe exactly, and these are the problems I encountered. First of all, there was far too much fat. The fat actually kept the meat from coming in contact with the pan, so it didn't brown quickly. A quick sear is all that is necessary, with only enough fat to keep the meat from sticking to the skillet. Secondly, apple quarters did not have enough time in the oven to become tender. I would recommend cutting the apple into eighths or smaller. I'm glad there was a brine, for the pork would have been inedible without it. Nice flavor combination--I love rosemary on most meats, and pork with apples is always a winning combination, in my book. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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This turned out great and my family loved it! I thought it was easy to make and we had all of the ingredients on hand. This is how I modified the recipe: I brined the chops exactly as prescribed, but only used the butter (and about a Tbsp at a time) when browning the chops in the skillet. I probably did 2-3 min on one side and 1 min on the other. I had to break up the browning into two batches since I had about 8 chops. I threw in the apples with the second batch (along with the rosemary)to soften them up a little. Then I transferred everything to a glass baking dish and baked it all for an additional 10 min. Served the apples and pork chops with some steamed broccoli. Delish!
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delicious! made no changes.
Will make this again. Perfectly cooked pork. I think I was expecting more from the apples but we loved this dish.
I really enjoyed this recipe! I paired it with a baked sweet potato!
This pork chop recipe is so good and easy! I didn't have the 2 hrs to brine the pork but I have a Food Saver Marinator. So I used that for 15 min only! I also turned up the oven to 400. And bake for 14 min. VERY tender and juicy. About 45 min overall but worth the work! Apples are yummy. I also deglazed the pan and used the liquid from oven to make a sauce with cornstarch to drizzle over chops. This would be a good company meal! Pair with a potato of choice and veggie. PS... I forgot the Rosemary but it was still good! I will not forget it next time as I love the flavor of Rosemary!
Was wonderful! My sweet tooth told me to add brown sugar butter and cinnamon on top of the apples while it baked....mmmmmm!!!
I made it and while it sounded good in theory I didn t care for the way it turned out. There is way too much oil and butter. The pork chops were juicy but they don t end up with any color because there is so much fat in the pan. Also the apples end up soft mushy and drenched in butter. I can t imagine this recipe working out unless you scale down the oil and butter drastically. I won t be making it again.