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EASY BBQ BAKE PORK CHOPS 
8 to 10 pork chops
salt and pepper
honey barbecue sauce
one large onion finely chopped, water, large pan for baking.

Put about one inch of water in bottom of pan, add a layer of chopped onion in water, then salt and pepper pork chops on both sizes. Place pork chops on top of onion, then add a few onions on top of pork chops. Add water to cover.

Bake at 450°F about 1 hour. When nearly done, remove from oven and pour honey barbecue sauce over meat evenly. Return to oven for about 3-5 minutes on broil or long enough to brown barbecue sauce.

Serves 8 to 10 people.

Submitted by: Diane Yarbrough

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Easy BBQ Bake Pork Chops
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 Oneclassylassy (New York) says:
I just made this recipe, exactly as stated. There was an awful lot of water in the pan though, after baking the pork chops for almost an hour. I dumped most all of the water out before putting the BBQ sauce on and then put the port chops back in the oven and baked for an additional 30 or so minutes. I gotta say they were absolutely delicious! This recipe is most definitely a keeper and WILL BE the recipe I use from now on. They were tender, flavorful and very easy to make. Next time I make them, I may add more spices, such as garlic powder any/or whatever else I feel in the mood for at the time. But all in all, they WERE wonderful! I loved them! Thank you very very much Diane for sharing the recipe.
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 Heike K. (California) says:
Just made this recipe , was a big hit with my husband and 3 year old son, will sooo make it again. Maybe next time instead of water I will use some beer ...
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 Sonya (Texas) says:
Used beer instead of water and added tsp of smoke flavor and 1/2 tbs of dry garlic. Absolutely wonderful!!! Made it to impress a guy. He loved it.
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 AP (North Carolina) says:
Just tried your recipe generally I pan fry saute or grill pork chops but my mother wanted me to bake them. I am in culinary school so I know a little about how food is meant to look and taste and I just have to say you did a wonderful job. These turned out really great....
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 Daniella (United States) says:
I tried this recipe. Unfortunately I did not add the barbeque sauce, because the pork chops were good with just the black pepper, salt and onions. Maybe next time!
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 Joshua (Georgia) says:
Good recipe! kinda bland though.
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 Brittney (South Carolina) says:
I was looking for something easy and delicious to make for my husband and I and this was most definitely the best choice. The pork chops where so tender and so flavorful. I did however modify the recipe a bit. I seasoned them with seasoning salt, garlic power, and pepper. I also half water and half beer. Everything else was the same. Hands down the easiest and best BBQ pork chops we have ever had.
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 Stephanie C. (Georgia) says:
I tried this recipe because I wanted to do something new and it happened to use ingredients I had on hand. I didn't have any tin foil on hand so I cooked my chops uncovered. I did transfer the chops to a new pan before coating in the bbq sauce, and I broiled for about four minutes on each side.

For myself, I wasn't super impressed. They were good but didn't come out quite as tender as I expected - that may have been because of a lack of tinfoil though. But my brothers, who are incredibly picky, loved them and wanted more when they were all gone. I give this recipe five stars for that alone : )
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 Rachel (West Virginia) says:
The only way I will ever bake pork chops from now on. They were very tender and delicious.
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 Brandy (New Jersey) says:
I made this recipe and it turned out fabulous.. I didnt have any onions so I substituted for onion powder.. I drained a little of the water 10 minutes before adding the bbq sauce. Pork Chops were so good that my husband went for seconds!! Easy Recipe.. will make again!
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 Kathleen (Louisiana) says:
Had this for dinner. It was delicious. We baked it covered at 450°F for one hour.
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 Maesie (Michigan) says:
I didn't have any onion on hand so used onion powder and garlic powder along with the salt and pepper, and they are the most amazing pork chops I've ever eaten. They dried out too much the first time I made them with the bbq sauce, and honestly the bbq wasn't even needed and, to me, detracted from the flavor. We rarely eat pork, but I'm making them again tonight only a week later!
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 Tami Rosenberger (South Dakota) says:
To everyone wondering... yes, cover them while cooking. Drain water before adding bbq sauce then finish cooking uncovered... delicious. Can also substitute boneless country style pork ribs... yummy!
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 Ian Stillabower (Wyoming) says:
No left overs, enough said. Haha no joke though, this recipe is amazing. I'm visiting my parents for the week and decided to make them dinner for a surprise when they got home. It was gone so fast it was unbelievable. ah-maz-ing.
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 LoLo (Florida) says:
I made this tonight for my family & it was very good. My suggestion would be not to add an entire inch of water, I had to drain some of the water away. I covered it with foil then removed the foil when it was time to add the BBQ sauce. I then put it back in for 5-6 minutes then put on broil for 2 minutes. Everyone's oven is different. They came out very tender & juicy. My son loved the onions.

 

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