Pork Chop Casserole

Wonderful! I added some garlic powder and celery salt to the flour. I 1/3 cup of the chicken broth in the skillet to lift all the tasty little pork bits, then added it to the sauce. When I added the last half of the fried onions, I sprinkled some monterey jack and cheddar on top. Such a delicious dish! Also, my husband doesn't care for pork, but really enjoyed this!

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Dennis & Dad just finished polishing off this wonderful, down/home, comforting meal, that didn't take long to prepare, and for the many "This is great!" comments, one that I will be using often. I followed this exactly, and as a previous reviewer noted, the whole *gravy* part. Since the pan was already warmed with wonderful pieces of chop on the bottom, I just warmed the soup, chicken broth, and low fat sour cream together whisking it slowly so it even got some of the chop crinkles. Oh boy tasty. I could of slurped the gravy from there, but didn't. I added some fresh lima beans (of all things) to the bottom and put chops on top, surrounded by the gravy. The lima beans cooked, the chops cooked, and all was right with the world. Thanks, diner! Made for *I Recommend* game

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Great chops! My mom made something similar to this with just the soup and a packet of onion soup mix, but this is creamier and not as salty. Made with boneless sirloin chops and they came out fork-tender and juicy. Will be making this again!! Made for PRMR.

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So, so good! I added paprika to the flour mixture, and mixed remaining flour & spices with a small sliced onion and a touch of extra oil. Subbed these DIY fried onions for the canned kind - super good!

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I made a committment to myself that this was going to be the last time I tried a pork chop recipe. I have tried so many recipes and the chops come out tough, dry, just not tasty. This recipe is awesome, I mean dish licking awesome. The chops were sooooo very tender and the sauce, which some may find overpower the mild flavor of pork, we found to be delish! I made one slight change, I put a few raw onion rings on top of the chops before I covered it with the sauce and baked it. I did not put any fried onions into the mix until just before serving. This is a definite keeper. Thank goodness my husband limited himself to two servings because we have leftovers!

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The kids and dear husband all liked this! I'm wondering if with the leftover broth/soup mix some gravy could be made. Maybe next time. Recipe keeps the pork chops very moist, and I used really thick ones! I'm not a chop fan, and this made them yummy!

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We made this dish using pork tenderloin cut in thick slices and we think that the dish would be better using pork chops as stated. This being said the dish was still very good and full of flavour. This is a kid friendly recipe as well. We served it with rice. Made for Went to the Market.

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Delicious. I used really thick pork chops from my gourmet food store. The only thing I'd do differently is to cut back on the baking time to perhaps 30 - 35 minutes. Thanks, diner524. Made for Best of 2009 Cookbook Tag Game.

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We loved this recipe !! I made it the first time with the pork chops & a second time with 4 chicken breasts & cream of chicken soup. Both times I used reduced fat sour cream. The gravy was delicious served over white rice. YUMMMY. Thanks for sharing !!

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Made a change when I fixed this dish, substituting cream of chicken soup for the mushroom variety! And, other than using just 4 chops, the recipe was followed & we had a great tasting main dish ~ Couldn't have been better, & we appreciate you sharing the recipe! [Tagged & made in Please Review My Recipe]

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Super yummy!!Used a big can of the onions just because we love them so much. Thanks for the great recipe!

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Fabulous recipe! This was so easy to make. Perfect for those busy weeknights when you don't have time to make anything fancy. I did add some garlic to spice it up a bit. This was excellent over rice... the gravy was really flavorful and the chops stayed very moist. Thanks for sharing! ** EDIT ON 01/12/2010: I just made this recipe again tonight. This time I made a couple alterations: added some cayenne pepper, paprika and garlic powder to the flour before dredging the chops to give it more kick, used cream of mushroom & garlic soup, and added frozen green beans during the last 15 minutes of cooking. Turned out fantastic again, and shows how versatile this recipe is! :D **

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This was delicious! I cut the recipe down to 2 pork chops, and it turned out great. Normally I'm not a fan of canned fried onions, but this was good! Thanks for sharing!

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Ohhh my! I have to say thank you a thousand times over diner! You made my family really like this meal. I didn't hear one complaint about eating pork chops or what my kids usually say, "that stuff". You are a genius! Flavors were great great.

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This pork chop dish was very flavorful and the pork chops came out very moist and delicious. Thanks for sharing!

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This pork chop casserole was wonderful. It had lots of flavor and the pork chops were nice and tender. The only thing I did different was add garlic powder to the flour and after the pork chops had baked for 45 minutes I topped them with 1/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese and 1 cup of the french fried onions. We ate this over white rice with a side of green beans with bacon. As previous reviewer, Cooks4_6, I'm usually not a fan of casseroles like this because they aren't that flavorful or the cooking time is too long and meat ends up dry but this one is great and I will definitely make again. Thanks!

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This was wonderful. The only changes I made were that I doubled the gravy, but skipped step 6 to stir in the other half of sour cream. Used my own spices first on the porkchop, drenched them in the plain flour and also added some spices into the sauce. (own preferences). I also sauteed some onions and added into the gravy, I have never come across french fried onions. It was fantastic! The next time I'll sautee some mushrooms, add some white wine and some whipped cream. Thank you so much!!!!

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DH and I really enjoyed this! Loved the crunch of the onions. I messed up a bit by adding the whole cup of sour cream at once, eh, no matter - it still seemed to come out great! We served ours with white rice and sugar snap peas. Good easy dinner!

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Wonderful comfort food! Easy enough for the newest chef to handle. Thanks so much for sharing, diner524

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Delicious! I have never come across french-fried onions so I used raw onion, added some garlic and, perhaps needlessly, panfried these until they had just begun to soften after I'd removed the chops from the pan. I just don't like any suggestion of crunchiness when the rest of the dish is cooked. Flavoursome: a great blend of flavours. And the chops were wonderfully tender. Thanks for sharing another yummy recipe. I also used low-fat sour cream. Made for Zaar Stars Tag.

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