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This baked pork chop recipe is an easy dinner of pork chops and sauerkraut. There are several methods for baked pork chops, aka Gebackene Schweinekotelett.
This one is similar to a braised pork chop. The chops are baked on a bed of sauerkraut, so the meat doesn't dry out.
Adding both caramelized onion rings and apples are scrumptious additions to this traditional German meal.
You can use any cut of pork chops, with or without bones. If you wish you can trim away any excess fat from the chops. Doing so will help reduce the caloric value of this meal.
Serve the baked chops and sauerkraut together with boiled potatoes and some German mustard on the side. It's a family-pleaser and you'll find yourself making it often because it's so delicious and so easy.
This is also a great dish to enjoy having if you're celebrating Oktoberfest.
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Do try this using various combinations of the optional ingredients. Or, just make it without any of them. Each is a delicious variation.
Don't have time to do any of the browning?
Just layer the sauerkraut in the casserole dish. Put the un-browned chops of top. Cover and bake.
But, if you really want amazing flavor, then take the time to brown the pork chops, the onions, the bacon, the apples. Each adds a depth of flavor!
This baked pork chop recipe is an easy dinner of pork chops and sauerkraut. There are several methods for baked pork chops, aka Gebackene Schweinekotelett.
This one is similar to a braised pork chop. The chops are baked on a bed of sauerkraut, so the meat doesn't dry out.
Prep Time
20 minutes |
Cook Time
80 minutes |
Total Time100 minutes |
Makes 4 servings
Instructions:
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