Pork Chops With Creamy Gravy and Vegetables

"This is wonderful! My whole family loves it. After the first review that I got for this recipe, saying that Potatoes O'Brien could not be bought in that location, I decided to add that if you can't find the Potatoes O'Brien in your store, they are easily made. I found one recipe right here, recipe #25545. Making them the day before works best, but they can also be made just prior to fixing this dish."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4
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ingredients

  • 4 pork loin chops, 1/2-inch thick, with bone in
  • 14 teaspoon seasoning salt (to taste)
  • 12 cup sour cream
  • 1 (10 3/4 ounce) can condensed cream of celery soup
  • 14 teaspoon dried sage (to taste)
  • 3 cups frozen cut green beans
  • 1 12 cups o'brien frozen potatoes, with onions and bell peppers (from 24 oz package)
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directions

  • Spray skillet with non stick spray.
  • Heat over medium high heat.
  • Sprinkle pork chops with seasoned salt, then cook 5 or 6 minutes until brown on both sides. Remove from pan and keep warm.
  • Combine sour cream, soup and sage, mix well.
  • Add to skillet, then stir in the frozen vegetables.
  • Place chops over vegetables, and press gently to seat.
  • Boil, then lower heat to medium-low. cover.
  • Cook 10 - 15 minutes. Pork chops should no longer be pink in the middle, and the vegetables should be tender. Stir occasionally.
  • Serve with rice or buttered noodles.

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Reviews

  1. My family loved this recipe. They don't sell "O'Brien Frozen Potatoes" around here so I just omitted them. I did slice up 1/2 a green pepper and added that to the mixture. It turned out perfect.
     
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I originally joined the site as "aussiekarin", but decided instead to go with my nickname - Kayne. Sorry if this causes any confusion! I moved to the US from Australia in 1970, and apart from three years in Germanyhave been here the whole time. However, still consider myself an Australian, although I was actually born in Holland. Since I come from such a diversified background, my cooking is rather strange at times. Many times it is a combiniation of Dutch, Aussie / English, German and American. I'm not really much of a cook, but enjoy it, nevertheless. I just wish I knew more and could do more - without a recipe! I'm retired now, so one of my goals is to really learn to cook. I intend to enjoy my retirement, doing what I never had time to do before. Since joining Recipezaar in November, 2006, I find that my cooking has changed somewhat. I'm more adventurous, willing to try new and more varied tastes, and combinations, and just about all of what I prepare is edible. Lately, due to a major life change, I've been letting my cooking go, but hopefully that will change one day. Oddly, I miss it, more than I ever thought I would!!!!!
 
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