Pineapple Brown Sugar Glazed Pork Chops

By: Blair Lonergan from theseasonedmom.com

By: Blair Lonergan from theseasonedmom.com

"When I recently noticed that thick-cut bone-in pork chops were on sale at the grocery store, I instantly added them to my list and figured that I could come up with a tasty way to prepare them once I got home. The end result was this simple recipe for tender and juicy Pineapple Brown Sugar Glazed Baked Pork Chops, which only require 5 minutes of prep and are done in less than 30 minutes. Can’t beat that for an easy weeknight dinner!"

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Serves4 people

Preparation Time5 min

Cooking Time20 min

Cooking Vessel SizeLarge oven proof skillet

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FoodLover

Feb 27, 2017

When I saw pineapple with pork I knew I had to take a look. I find I like quite a few recipes made by the seasoned mom. This pork chop recipe is certainly a keeper. It is an easy meal to make and quick to make so great for midweek meals. I like the concept of adding in the sweet flavors with the tartness of the pineapple.

Lynn K

Jan 25, 2017

With a combination of pineapple, honey and brown sugar how could these glazed pork chops not be absolutely delicious? Not having any pork chops in the fridge I tried this recipe on a pork belly roast that I made last night . I cooked the roast in the oven using the ingredients suggested in this recipe and then glazed it using the pineapple mixture and it was so tasty! Sheer Heaven!!

Maggie G

Jan 24, 2017

Quick and easy pork chops! I love the use of pineapple and brown sugar. Another great combo to try is brown sugar with apples or pears (or both!) over pork chops. Also, my mom makes a nice and easy pork chop glaze of mustard, italian salad dressing, and barbecue sauce. It's tangy and sweet all in one bite!