MOM'S BAKED BREADED PORK CHOPS 
4 to 6 pork chops (bone-in) or boneless pork loin chops, 1/2-inch thick
2 cups crushed cracker crumbs
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
3 tbsp. paprika
2 tsp. sugar
2 tsp. onion
1/4 tsp. oregano
1/4 tsp. garlic powder
salt and pepper
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil

Sprinkle pork chops lightly with salt and pepper.

Combine remaining ingredients in a large plastic bag or bowl with lids. Add pork chops and shake.

Bake at 350°F for 1 hour on a shallow sided baking sheet (like a cookie sheet) or until pork chops are tender and juices no longer run pink when poked with a fork.

recipe reviews
Mom's Baked Breaded Pork Chops
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 Scott & Missy Smith (Ohio) says:
Love Love Love it very yummy!! Thankx this is a must have again!!
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 Massiel (Illinois) says:
Made this recipe this evening. It was so flavorful, tasty, just good overall. Really easy also. One comment is that I had so much breading mix left over. Next time I make it I will cut the recipe in half. I also made 7 pork chops with this recipe. Really really liked this recipe. My 4 yr old even ate it and he never eats anything. :)
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 Chris (Pennsylvania) says:
This is a great recipe but it could be fine-tuned. First of all it makes MUCH TOO MUCH coating for 4-6 chops. I'm cutting all the amounts by 2/3rds and I'm STILL throwing some away. You could bread 15 or 20 pork chops with this amount!
One other note: The recipe calls for an astonishingly HUGE amount of paprika! You may as well call it paprika-coated pork chops! Cut THAT by a third even if you keep all the other amounts the same.
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 Melissa (Arizona) says:
I made these pork chops for my family tonight. I got mixed reviews but for me personally I hated it the only flavor you can taste is the paprika. Then the breading wasn't crispy at all, more like a mush. However the pork chops were very tender just wish it had a better taste.
 #69482
 Steve (Michigan) says:
Try crunched up corn flakes like my mom did! It's great! (instead of cracker crumbs).
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 Olivia Daryaee (Texas) says:
These Pork Chops were some of the best my husband and I have ever eaten. I only had cheez-it's on hand so I crushed up two cups of those and the pork chops were fantastic tasting.
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 Greg (Texas) says:
I used half saltines and half Ritz crackers to make a cup or so of the bread crumbs and then I eyeballed everything else based on the recipe amounts. I also turned up the temp to 375°F and these were perfectly done in 35 minutes; the family loved them and this will go on our dinner rotation!
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 Lisa (Maine) says:
I used panko breadcrumbs instead of cracker crumbs, yum!!
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 Cindy (Illinois) says:
I changed the cracker crumbs to Italian Bread Crumbs, and used garlic pepper. The mixture makes enough coating for well more than 6 pork chops, I am thinking that it would do 10 without any problem. They smell great and taste delicious.
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 Liz Coltrain (United States) says:
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 Lee (United States) says:
This recipe sounds great and I'm trying it out for dinner tonight. The only thing I see that was excluded was how many pork chops are used for this recipe. I'll write another review when I'm finished cooking them and try them out.
 #73407
 Casey (Maryland) replies:
Lee, the recipe uses 4-6 pork chops. It's the first ingredient listed.

 

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