Reviewed: May 25, 2011

I did not care for this recipe. They reminded me of those frozen meals that are drenched in dark gravy that only young bachelors eat. I would not ever consider making this again.

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Cassie Wax

Reviewed: May 24, 2011

I don't cook often, but I made these for my fiance as a surprise and he was in love with them. The stuffing was very good. I added just a little bit of garlic powder to it because we both like garlic. They were very easy to make.The hardest part was getting the toothpicks in after stuffing the pork chops.

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stargirly

Reviewed: Apr. 24, 2011

I used about half cubes and half crumbs for the stuffing. I cut small holes in the chops and widened it out inside so the stuffing wouldn't fall out. That worked well. I thought the stuffing had good flavor and I followed the rest of the directions, but the pork chops were still kind of chewy, not very tender. That's why I don't usually make pork chops. Maybe if you simmered this for an hour or two instead of just 30 minutes, they would become more tender.

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chambma

Reviewed: Apr. 17, 2011

VERY DELISH AND EXTREMELY EASY TO MAKE

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tiki rulz

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Nashua, Montana, USA

Living In: Glasgow, Montana, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2011

I used turkey chops, and only put the stuffing on the thicker side. It wasn't easy slicing and stuffing them, but so worth the time and effort! I used onion powder instead of onions to save time, and also a packet of Splenda instead of the sugar. These were great! My husband ate two. And both of my very picky children asked for more. (I didn't put the stuffing in theirs. The bouillon and extra flavor from some of the bread crumb stuffing that fell out flavored theirs nicely.) I will make this again.

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allison

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2011

I used 1" thick chops that were butterflied. Even tho' I simmered them for a total of 10 minutes less than called for, they still turned out a bit dry. The flavor was OK, but nothing special. I doubt I'll try this one again - bummer, 'cuz it sounded so good!

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PBFT

Reviewed: Mar. 1, 2011

I've made this a couple times, trying to perfect it. The first time i made it exactly as the recipe called for, only I added an egg to the stuffing to keep it all together and used chicken broth instead of beef. Also, i made a roux for the remaining broth and made a nice gravy. It was quite salty, but other than that, good. Then last night I made it again with the chicken broth and no egg. This time i added NO SALT to the stuffing and that tasted much better. The stuffing that had fallen out of the chops and into the pan made it unnecessary to make a roux for a gravy, although i liked it better as a gravy. In conclusion, overall it is a good recipe. My husband loves it. To better hold the stuffing together, mix in and egg. And DON'T add the salt. Trust me... If you want to, you can salt to taste afterward.

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bcostello

Reviewed: Feb. 20, 2011

Great recipe. I added a little more beef broth. I added some mushrooms, a dash of garlic powder, onion powder, and a little dash of cajun seasoning to the stuffing. I also sauteed the onions. Tasted great!

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Passion4Food

Cooking Level: Expert

Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2011

Loved this!! As a hint, I had THIN cut pork chops and I was able to create the pocket slit that they mention but I packed them with less stuffing than you would the thick cut pork chops (Less meat, less stuffing). I did everything else the same except I simmed them for less time as to not dry them out since they wouldn't require as much cooking time. I did 12min on each side. Perfect!

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Cslade

Reviewed: Jan. 27, 2011

Listened to some other reviews, and made changes according to what I would agree with. Prepared with spinach and garlic mashed potatoes; these three together were very good. Simple like the recipe said, and impressed my parents. For me to be able to say that is something. Would advise to people who haven't even cooked that much. 5 Stars!

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