so good....the gravy was so good over white rice!

Good. I doubled the "gravy" recipe to use on the mashed potatoes. It seem to need a little more of something. Will make again!

Made this recipe exactly as stated, and I and my family really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing it.

I have never been able to make gravy. My Husband asked if I had taken his Mother's recipe. It was so simple to make.

I made these and used some of the suggestions from others and it was awesome. My family loved it especially my husband who took leftovers with him for 2 days!! Easy and effortless to make.

My gravy was beautiful in appearance but had little flavor. This could easily be corrected by seasoning the chops with your favorite herbs before browning and doubling up on the onion.

This was an ok recipe but there wasn't enough flavor for my taste.

This was good, but not spectacular enough for me to say I'd make again. It was missing a little something. Perhaps if I do make it again, I'll add some wine to the sauce. I used cornstarch as per some suggestions. I would definitely give this recipe a try.. as you can see many loved it. Most times it may be a matter of taste.

YUMMY!! I always dry chops out and this came out fork tender. I didn't have browning sauce so I used worchester:)

Tasted great. Discovered that if you change the servings to 3 on the website, it changes everything EXCEPT the can of chicken broth. I think mine was way too runny because I didn't pay attention to the way the site changed the recipe. Added a little paprika and used soy instead of browning sauce. For 3 pork chops, I only simmered for 25 minutes.

These were fantastic, and thanks to the gravy, the pork chops were very juicy! I didn't have browning sauce, so I substituted low-sodium soy sauce. Delicious!!! Will be making again and again. Thank you!

Fast, simple and good! Who could ask for more?

The whole family loved it. I did use the suggestion to add worchestire sauce and hot sauce, and went real light on the browning sauce. Will be making again!

This will be on rotation at my house regularly! Tasty and simple enough to make on a weeknight. Our changes: seasoned the onions and garlic with some salt, cooked until tender and then reserved half of it on the side (I didn't think the pork chops would fit with all the onion still in the pan); seasoned the pork chops with rosemary, garlic salt and fresh ground pepper; browned on both sides, moving the onions still in the pan so it wouldn't brown too well; added the rest of the onion with the sauce mixture. It was delicious! Served with white steamed rice and green beans.

OMG THIS WAS SOOOOO GOOD!! I used a little butter to saute the onion and garlic (only 2 cloves not 4 and minced and only half an onion coarsley chopped) and put some salt, pepper, and garlic powder on the chops when I browned them, but other than that i followed the recipe. Everyone chowed it down!! I don't understand where people said theirs was bland??? It was so flavorful, and awesome with mashed potatoes and green beans! My boyfriend must have said "Mmmmm-mm" about 5 times! My picky daughter even loved it, I caught her dipping her pork chop in the gravy!! What a great recipe! Thanks so much for sharing! This will become a regular at my house!

I love this dish, and my family does too. I make them all the time. Here is a tip, use corn starch instead of flour, use about 1/2 the amount of corn starch and get the same results. Thanks for a sure winner.

My husband loved this recipe. Seasoning both sides is key. I like the idea of caramalizing the onions.