Ann's Pork Chops

This is another recipe of mine that is an old family stand by. My mom made these pork chops a lot of the years of my youth. This recipe comes from a dear neighbor who we lived next to for many years. I wonder if she still makes this recipe? Some of you might be thinking...oh...pork. Well, just remember pork is the "other white meat";) I love this recipe because it has few ingredients, which makes for quick and easy!

The hardest part of this recipe is the browning part. after that it is a breeze.

 Pork chops covered in yummy gravy, ready to hit the oven. Unfortunately, I was distracted and by the time I remembered to take an after picture, the pork chops were gone! They really are that good. 

Ann's Pork Chops

5-8 pork chops (loin chops if possible)

seasonings: I use season all, garlic salt and pepper.

one onion

1 can cream of mushroom soup

small amount of milk

kitchen bouquet (or any browning sauce)

Directions 

-salt, pepper, season chops.  cook on stove top or broil until browned.

-Place in baking pan with sliced onion on top of each chop.

-in a small bowl make a gravy from soup, and kitchen bouquet and a small amount of milk.

-Pour gravy over chops. cover pan with foil and bake at 325 degrees for two or two and a half  hours.
*They should be fork tender. That is my favorite kind of pork chop. Enjoy!