Definitely would make again! I had to make a couple of modifications - I didnt have either sage or cumin (which someone here mentioned as a substitute), which I omitted, and I didnt have any cayenne pepper so I doubled the Cajun spice mix; consequently, the pork chops were a bit milder heat-wise than a true Cajun flavor (I consider it hot if my lips go numb, lol). Someone posted that there was enough breading to coat more like 8 than 4 chops - I'm not sure if the recipe has been modified since this comment was made, but I had the perfect amount of breading for three good-sized bone-in chops...definitely not enough for 8! I also believe, like someone mentioned, that the oil amount was a typo. No way would that be enough oil to cook these. I also used almond flour in place of regular flour (husband is diabetic and this cuts back on the carbs). Great flavor! Hubs ate two! :)

Reviewed On: Jun. 16, 2008

This recipe was excellent, and ridiculously easy to prepare! I made mine with fresh-picked wild blackberries from my own yard, and even used self-rising flour instead of all-purpose. Nice and crunchy on the top and edges and wonderful ooey-gooey in the middle. Try this one! Even a ten-year-old could make this one!

Reviewed On: Jun. 19, 2005

Wonderful! Very crunchy and moist, and not greasy like fried fish. I love spicy food so I added some cajun seasoning as well as a few other spices. I'll be making it again this week!

Reviewed On: Mar. 7, 2005