I substituted Truvia brown sugar blend for the brown sugar. The result was less sugar with the same expected sweetness. I never know how close to Broil element the meat should be. Hi Bobbi! I was busy in the kitchen and should have answered your question much sooner. Short answer, just keep it in the middle of the oven. Longer answer is to make sure you fully preheat the oven to broil and then add your cast iron and let it preheat for a full 5 minutes.
You will see many people encourage cooking close to the heating element, however as long as you properly preheat it will be perfect. That makes me so happy to hear! Thank you you so much for giving these a try. Hopefully there are a few more recipes here that you enjoy also.
Have a wonderful weekend! I thought this was good. I actually have the Lodge double burner griddle so preheated it. Had 1. It was quite a bit paler with some burned edges which I love burned edges. I even cut some slits in the outside fat to prevent curling so not sure what else I could have done to try to get darker grill marks.
Flavor was good though. Could have cut the broil time down by about 1 — 2 min since it was a little well done and we try to go mid-well on pork chops but overall a great dinner. I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the pork chops. So my secret to the grill marks is the homemade dry rub in addittion to a very hot pan. The sugar in the dry rub really helps to caramelize the pork, plus it tastes amazing.
Thank you so much for taking the time to try the recipe and for coming back to comment. Really liked this recipe.
The rub was quick and easy to put together and the broiling instructions were spot on. My chops were about an inch thick and broiling time was 6 min. Wow, I am a pork chop lover, but let me say I have never had a better chop that hit my taste buds perfectly. This ones a deff keeper. Followed recipe to a tee, turned out perfect!
Thanx for sharing this recipe. Thank you so much for trying the pork chop sand coming back to rate them! I had to raise the oven rack to be much closer to the broiler element since middle of the oven was a no-go. My oven is old, though. Broiled Pork Chops queen b. Broiled Pork Chops Julieann.
Broiled Pork Chops Karin Ashby. Recipe Summary test prep:. Nutrition Info. Ingredients Decrease Serving 6. The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified. Add all ingredients to shopping list View your list. I Made It Print. Full Nutrition. Reviews Read More Reviews. Rating: 4 stars. I actually pan-fried my pork chops with the sauce and the doneness was perfect.
Pan-frying especially for beginners is the easiest way to ensure that the pork is not overdone you can poke at the meat to feel when it's cooked. I also marinated the chops with some of the sauce for half-an-hour before frying it - don't leave it marinating for too long or the vinegar will denature the meat. Changes to sauce: cut back the ketchup a little double the Worcestershire sauce and halve the vinegar add more brown sugar this cuts down on the sourness and helps the sauce to caramelise and become sticky.
Make more sauce you'll find it disappearing as you baste. You may want to fry some garlic before adding the chops. This sauce is reminiscent of a bbq sauce as others have pointed out but it's lighter and doesn't smother the meat like bbq sauce can.
With the changes it's superb with pork. I'm definitely noting it down. Read More. Rating: 3 stars. This was not that good. I used boneless skinless chicken breasts and cooked them in a grill pan basting with the sauce. The sauce is pretty bland and the taste of chili powder is not appetizing in this. My husband did not care for this either. I won't make this again. Reviews: Most Helpful. Rating: 5 stars. Absolutely wonderful!
I have been looking for a new way of cooking pork chops! Easy Broiled Pork Chops recipe made in one pan in 20 minutes that are tender, juicy and delish. A gluten-free, keto, and low carb recipe that is sure to please the entire family! And it comes with a plus: no marinade needed! I say, heck yes! Some chefs think pork chops are not for broiling. This chef here partially disagrees with them. Broiling and grilling are both dry-heat cooking methods as well as great browning techniques.
They both use very high heat to produce a brown exterior and cook meats quickly. The best broiled meats have a well-browned, tasty crust on the outside, while the inside is cooked to the desired doneness and still juicy. Moreover, only tender cuts with a good fat content are best for broiling. It is true that the juiciest broiled meats are those that are cooked rare or medium. This makes pork and veal, usually cooked and consumed well done, more suitable for griddling and braising than broiling and grilling.
I agree with most of the above. But there are other workarounds for how to broil pork chops while still keeping them juicy, with a nice brown crust.
See tips below! Here is what you need to know about broiled pork chops temperature and broiling temps for other meats:. The broiling temperature in a standard oven can be adjusted by raising or lowering the rack. The farther from the broiler, the lower the temperature. The closest to the broiler, the higher the temp. Some chefs advise not to season meats before broiling since salt draws moisture to the surface and retards browning.
Others feel that seasoning before broiling improves the flavor of the meat. This is not an issue if you have a professional broiler. Once sufficiently heated, it browns well meats that have been salted. But in a home broiler, the temperature is not sufficiently hot to brown salted meats well enough. Our recipe results in tender garlic brined pork chops with a sweet and sour flavor from the sauce. Part of the appeal of broiled pork chops is their brown, crisp surface.
I think sauce adds extra flavor and moisture — just like for baked pork. Ours is translucent enough to cover the chops and still see the brown crust, keeping the visual appeal.
The same goes for compound butters! Our sauce calls for honey, soy sauce, and lemon juice. But you can replace honey with brown sugar or even sugar-free maple syrup in order to make this a low carb meal. It all depends on your preferred type of sauce and personal choices. A heavy cast iron skillet is the answer! You can also use as a substitute a roasting pan, a cookie or baking sheet lined with foil for easier clean-up, or an aluminum baking tray. These oven broiled pork chops are easy to make and have a super delish flavor.
To cook them right, follow the steps below:. After cooling completely, stored broiled pork chops with the sauce in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Or freeze for up to 3 months.
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