This makes a nice homestyle meal that is pretty simple to make, with nice tender chops. The stovetop stuffing comes all in one package now, (as opposed to several packets), so I just mixed all that together, and instead of making balls, I spooned the mixture lightly over the chops in the casserole dish. I baked mine for one hour as my chops were thinner. I did notice the stuffing was heavily browned so if someone is using thicker chops and going the full 1 1/2 hours, they might want to cover their dish for the first 30 minutes or so. This was well received by my family and goes great with a side of sauteed apples (I also served another vegetable). Thanks so much for posting, and congrats on winning the football pool!
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A wonderful comfort food with a minimal amount of work. This really hit the spot and I will be making this many times in the future. I appreciate you sharing this, Glittergirl, thank you. :-)
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This was ok. The directions were a bit out of order and disjointed. Also, I cooked this far less than stated in the directions. I deliberately overloaded the pan (with 6 large chops) and used a probe thermometer. The pork chops were done after 12 minutes in the oven! I mistrusted this, not sure I had put the thermometer in correctly, so I left the dish in for 1/2 hour. Some of the chops were quite dry at that point. They would have been shoe leather if I had cooked as stated in the recipe. I also personally thought this was under-seasoned, but I know that is my personal taste.
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This was a comfort food go-to recipe for my mom when I was growing up. It's been a while since I've had it, and decide to give it a go tonight. It wasn't bad and I'll probably make it again, but it could use some improvements. For starters, instead of topping the pork chops with the stuffing, next time I plan on making it separately. It doesn't really add anything to the dish by baking the stuffing on the chops. Also, I plan on keeping a better eye on the cooking time. My chops turned out a little dry.
It should be noted that I took the advice of some of the other reviewers and made many changes.
I used boneless sirloin chops and seasoned them with kosher sea salt, pepper, garlic powder and pork seasoning. For the stuffing, I used chicken bullion instead of water. As far as taste goes, I didn't notice any difference and will try beef bullion next time or just plain water. The biggest change, I'm glad to have made, was using white cooking wine instead of water for the sauce. I doubled the recipe for this, added a can of mushroom stems and pieces and it turned out great. I poured the gravy around the meat, but not on top -- I don't like mushy stuffing. I baked the dish for 30 minutes uncovered and another 40 or so covered. I think this was too long for boneless sirloin chops and explains the dryness. Next time, I will definitely take the advice of another reviewer and check the meat's temperature after an hour (or earlier depending on the cut). Served it all up with some ranch-style rolls and corn.
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Best with Cream of Onion soup for the gravy. I added ground sage, sauteed onions and celery to stuffing, and made in chicken stock rather than water. I also added extra sauteed onions and mushrooms on top of pork chops, and divided the liquid in half as mentioned by another user; putting half on bottom and half on top. Highly suggest cooking 30 min covered and then 30 min uncovered as well to have a moist dressing, unless you prefer the crusty kind (Some do).
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Great recipe> My husband loved it. After reading all reviews I did make a few changes/additions: Seasoned chops with sage, added sauteed mushrooms to casserole, added some dry white wine to soup. I used 4 thick chops and had enough stuffing mixture but would double sauce and put 1/2 sauce on bottom of pan before chops and mushrooms. Dressing was very moist (probably from soup). Also cooked covered for first 30 min then uncovered for remainder of cooking time. Would probably check temp of chops after one hr of cooking. Thank you for a new Pork chop recipe for my family.
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great and easy meal for during the week... thanks!
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I don't think they need to cook quite that long, but even though mine were overcooked they were still tasty. I liked them a lot, my husband thought they were OK, so I'm compromising with 4 stars :) I'll probably make this again, but not cook so long. Thanks, Glittergirl!
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The chops were flavored really good, but I used the thinner chops and at 1 hr. they were a little dry. All in all it was a good simple recipe to prepare and one I will make again but cook a little less next time, as they were on the dry side.
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Great, fast casserole to cook for a weeknight...the only thing I changed was I had chicken stove top not pork and it tasted great.
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Very nice pork chop recipe indeed. I did however improvise - pardon in advance. To the soup mixture, I added a diced purple onion, spring onions, tomatoe, green pepper and freshly sliced mushooms. Layered the stuffing over the chops and half the cooking time baked the casserole covered with tin foil and last 30 minutes uncovered. Served this dish with basmati rice and freshly steamed broccoli and carrots medley. 5 thumgs up ! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe.
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This was a great way to fix pork chops for a change. I didn't have pork stuff, so used cornbread stove stop instead. I also only had cream of mushroom with garlic soup, and that turned out great, too. Thanks for this recipe.
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We loved this recipe. I didn't have pork stuffing mix, but used a turkey flavored one and it was fine. Also substituted cream of celery soup and that was also tasty.
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Very easy to prepare. I used thin boneless chops and shortened the cooking time to 50 minutes. I also spooned the stuffing on top. It turned out terrific!! I will make this again!!
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Very good, quite easy. I had to add water because it was getting dry after a while.
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I made this last night and had no doubt it would be great. I used cream of celary soup since i had a huge can i needed to use up, so i would guess i used a bit more than one can's worth. I prepared the stuffing according to the packaged while I browned the chops. I seasoned the pork chops with salt pepper and italian seasonings before browning. I sauted some onions in the pork chop pan, and spooned those over the chops before adding the soup and stuffing. I still have a huge can of cream of chicken soup i need to use up so I'll probably make this again, and see how the chicken soup turns out. Thanks for the great recipe, we couldn't get enough of it!
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Family loved this. Easy to prepare. I used cream of chicken instead of mushroom and it was still very good.
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