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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 Ben (New Mexico) says:
Great recipe! Delicious and a nice crunchy crust.
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 Deb (Colorado) says:
haven't tried the recipe yet but was reading thru every ones comments in response to Darla Adams (New Mexico) who put in a comment about a year ago.. Paprika is not spicy, it's cayenne (another red powder that is spicy). Paprika is used to put a bit of red coloring and flavor on devilled eggs
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 Cyndi (Washington) says:
Loved these chops!! I used crushed gluten free rice Chex and gluten free Bisquick flour, and had to omit garlic and onion because of intolerances. They still were awesome!! I used a little more oregano and basil. Don't worry about adding the oil, it makes a thick coating you just plaster on your chops. Delicious!!! Best chops ever! Thanks "Mom"! : )
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 Melissa (North Carolina) says:
I used progresso Italian breadcrumbs with some Parmesan cheese instead of cracker crumbs. Made 8 pork chops. Delicious and easy!!
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 Jim (Oregon) says:
Careful on the salt, depending on the sort of crackers you use. I used saltines, but should have omitted the salt as a result.
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 M. Frosch (Ohio) says:
I didn't have breadcrumbs, so I used Pepperidge Farms Sage and Herb Stuffing instead. I used my blender to make it into breadcrumbs. I followed the recipe, and it was very delicious! I certainly make it again! My daughter is getting married, so this can be an easy meal.
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 Lexi (Texas) says:
While this was easy to make, the crumb recipe yields way too much to coat 4 to 6 chops. I recommend you cut it down if you don't want to waste your ingredients!
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 Sharon (Indiana) says:
Making now, did anyone else have the coating come to like a brown sugar texture?!
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 Lela Lake (Oregon) says:
Excellent dish! Added some boxed stuffing (so I skipped the oregano) to the cracker crumb mixture that really gave it some zest...huge favorite with the fam, making it again tonight!
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 Sandy Bodley (Michigan) says:
I thought these pork chops sounded wonderful. However when I made them they were very tough and flavorless. I never figured out where the virgin olive oil fit into the recipe so I decided to use it to coat the pan. Unfortunately the recipe was a total flop and I won't use it again, actually tossed it out.
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 Aburn (Florida) says:
Very easy and good. Adjust spices to your liking. Might try with ranch seasoning next time. Or Cajun.

 

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