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These oven-baked pork chops are quick and easy enough to make for a casual weeknight dinner but delicious enough to serve for a dinner party or special occasion, especially with the pan sauce drizzled on top. They’re a lean, healthy protein, they’re inexpensive, and such a crowd pleaser! This allows the juices to redistribute so that they are extra juicy.I don’t know how I don’t have a pork chops recipe on the blog already, but better late than never! I love how fast and easy pork chops are to make.

Do let them rest for at least 5 minutes on a board, tented with foil before serving.

Make sure the skillet is hot when you add in the pork chops to sear them.

Let the pork chops sit at room temperature for 30 minutes before baking in the oven.

Make sure that the chops are fully covered in the marinade, add more apple juice if needed.

Use thick bone-in pork chops for the best results.

If you do have leftovers, they are best to be reheated in the oven at 350F in a baking tin with a couple of tablespoons of water and covered loosely with foil, for 15 to 20 minutes til heated through. These pork chops are best enjoyed as soon as they are cooked so that they are nice and juicy, but you can marinate them overnight. These reverse seared pork chops are great served with all of your usually veggies and potato mains, and of course, a generous helping of cider applesauce. For me, this method totally takes the guess work out of cooking, and it's so easy! Serving Suggestions It's cooked slowly at a low temperature in the oven, so it retains more of it's juices, and then you get a great crust on it when seared quickly on a high heat.

Reverse searing is a really easy method to ensure that you don't overcook your meat. Honey and mustard would work great, or add in some herbs. I love the apple and maple marinade for these reverse seared pork chops, but you can use any favorite marinade you like. Sear the pork chops on both sides (photo 3).Bake the pork chops in the oven (photo 2).

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I like to use a mix of butter and oil for richness, but you can use just oil if you prefer.īe sure to scroll down for the full recipe! This adds a nice sweetness that works so well with the pork. Marinade: Made with a mix of apple juice, maple syrup, garlic, salt and butter.Use thick chops, at least an inch and a half to get the best results. Pork chops: Use bone in pork chops, the bone helps to keep them nice an juicy and they are less likely to dry out.These are so juicy and full of flavor and I can't wait to make them again! Seriously, give these a shot! Delicious! Honestly, we have actually avoided pork chops for a long time, more often than not they have been underwhelming.Be sure to use an instant read thermometer and you will be blown away with the results. Perfect every time: This is seriously a foolproof method.Quick and easy: Don't be put off by the fancy name, this method of cooking thick pieces of meat is super straight forward and most of the cook time is totally hands off.Easy enough to serve up for a weeknight meal, but fancy enough for those special occasions too. These pork chops are marinated in apple and maple before being baked in the oven and then quickly seared to perfection. Pork chops are so often overcooked, and come out grey, chewy and dry, I will admit that I've done this on more than a few occasions! But no more! Reverse seared pork chops guarantees perfect results every time - seriously guys, they are so good! Those regular readers will know that the reverse seared method of cooking is my go to way of preparing and cooking steak, and guess what, it works just as well with thick pork chops too. Marinated with apple juice and maple syrup, this is a foolproof way of cooking your pork chops perfectly! Get the most juicy and delicious pork chops with this easy reverse seared method of cooking.