Pork Chops With Apple Cider Pan Sauce

Whether you decide to go the extra mile by dry-brining these meaty, thick-cut pork chops overnight or opt for speed and convenience by cooking them right after seasoning, you won't regret the extra-juicy results.

Dinner Tonight: Thick-Cut Pork Chops With Apples and Onion

This recipe, adapted from the stupendous cookbook Mad Hungry, pairs the pork with the classic flavors of apple and onion in a quick-to-prepare pan sauce that becomes a braising liquid to finish cooking the pork. Beer, wine, cider, or chicken broth are all options to base the sauce around, so I went with half beer and half chicken stock. The beer added a touch of bitterness against the sweet onion and apple. The resulting sauce is remarkably rich, making full use of the porky pan bits left after ...

Pork chop with white beans, rosemary and apple

This is such a delicious dinner that's pretty easy to pull together. So, next time you're feeling like pork, make this dish. 

Stuffed Pork Chops Recipe | Grilling

Any leftover stuffing will do.

Pork Chops with Norman Cider Cream Sauce and Thyme

Pork chops, simply seared with fresh thyme, are finished with a two-ingredient sauce of dry Normandy apple cider and fresh cream. Served with gnocchi and a salad, it's parfait!

Breaded Fried Pork Chops

These thin pork chops are coated in a flavorful mixture of panko bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, and fresh sage, then fried until supremely crisp on the outside and tender and juicy within. If you have a large cast iron skillet, now's the time to break it out.

Balsamic Pork Chops

These Balsamic Pork Chops are seared to perfection then drizzled with an incredible sweet and tangy balsamic sauce. Just 6 ingredients required!

Perfect Pan-Seared Pork Chops

For the ultimate pork chops with a deep brown crust and juicy interior, dry-brine them overnight, cook them in a gentle oven, and finish them off with a sear in a hot skillet.

Crispin Cider-Brined and Glazed, Grilled Pork Chops

Crispin Cider forms the foundation for a brine to keep pork chops moist. Then, a quick, easy glaze made with additional hard cider, orange juice, brown sugar and garlic bastes the olive oil-slathered, peppered chops, which cook on the grill until seared outside and rosy-pink inside.

Sous Vide Pork Chops

The easy, foolproof way to guarantee extra-juicy pork chops. Slow, precise cooking using a water bath and an immersion circulator cooks pork chops to a perfectly even temperature, from edge to edge, while a high-heat finish, in a skillet or on the grill, gives the chops a crisp, browned crust and keeps the interior juicy.