Get all the best pork chop tips from our Test Kitchen, including how long to bake them and the juicy details for making breaded, oven-baked pork chops. Keep dinner lean and free of unpleasant fatty ...

Pan-roasting is a quick two-step technique in which the meat is seared in a minimal amount of fat and finishes cooking on the stove (rather than being transferred to the oven). That's the beauty of ...

Inspiration for today’s recipe struck when I found individually wrapped pork chops tucked in the back of the freezer. Awhile back I bought a good-size hunk of pork loin for a recipe I needed to test.

Juicy and sheathed in a crackly, parmesan-herb crust, these pork chops are a completely foolproof, quick-and-easy weeknight meal. The trick is to pan fry until golden, then bake to crispy perfection.

Whenever I find the family getting bored with weeknight dinners, I get a few pork chops, and everyone gets excited again. They're such an under-used protein! They're not nearly as popular as chicken, ...

TIP Pork is safe, moist and tender when cooked to 140 degrees, but dry when cooked beyond 160 degrees. Boneless pork chops are fast cooking, lean and adaptable to many flavors and cooking techniques.

Chops vary in size from smaller foreloin chops (or cutlets), through to the middle loin chops, both of which have the bone in. Chump chops are boneless and the biggest of the three. They all come from ...

Thin%2C boneless pork loin chops cook quickly. Apricot preserves makes a sweet and tasty glaze. One skillet meals make for easy clean-up. When stumped for a dinnertime solution for two, think thin ...