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Stuffed Pork Chops***My way of doing itPosted Thursday, January 8, 2009, at 2:14 PM
1-Package pork chops. (Boneless pork loins) Make the stuffing the way you like or use the one I posted for the stuffing balls Once the stuffing is made, layer in the bottom of a baking dish with the stuffing Trim all the fat from the pork loins and add them to the layer of stuffing. Cover the pork loins with more stuffing. leaving a bit of space between the pork loins Bake at 350 degrees for about an hour, baking time may need to be adjusted based on the size of dish you use and how many pork loins. Serve with whatever you would like to go with them Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
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Yum! Got to try this one. Great post Joe. Cute phote of the boy. Thanks!
Joe, is that Cody? How cute. Recipe sounds good. Is it for those cylinder-shaped pieces of pork (two per pack) or actual pork chops?
Thanks OM and SL
That is Cody before I really got him to keep, he had came over for a visit and I just had to have a picture. He was about a month old then.
SL I use the thin cut pork loins that come 6 to 8 a package and they are kinda oval shaped. I know Pauls has them and sometimes the Base. I have always called them pork chops but the package is marked thin cut pork loins. Hope that helps ya
Thanks, Joe. I got it now.