Nov 18, 2011
Be smart, don't cook on high heat, the crust will burn before chops are done! I used thin, boneless pork chops, they took about 2 minutes on each side. Early in the day I washed and dried the chops, sprinkled them with a little lemon juice, then garlic powder, garlic salt and fresh ground pepper and stuck them back in the fridge. Then I dredged them in flour, dipped in egg and Worcest. sauce mix, coated in Italian Bread Crumbs. It took a lot more than 1/2 cup of bread crumbs. I also used olive oil to fry them in; the chops will absorb every bit of it too, so be ready to add more when you flip them over. It is really better if you just coat them with spray olive oil and stick them in a 400 degree oven for 20-30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the chop. You do not need another starchy item with these, I served them with steamed broccoli.
—ellie may
