Try these tasty boneless pork chop recipes today

For this tasty pork chops and dressing recipe you need a 5 quart dutch oven with a lid. A frying pan, 2 boxes of Stove Top Stuffing for Chicken. It says that right on the front of the package. Don’t get anything else but the Stove Top Stuffing for chicken as the rest of the types aren’t as good.

You also need 6 pork chops, preferably with the bone out. I cut my boneless pork chops from the boneless pork loins I buy on sale for less that $2.00 per pound. I cut the chops about 1 inch thick as that’s how I like them. You also need an onion and 1 stick of margarine for thw boneless porck chops recipes.

Chop the onion until it’s fairly fine, add 3 2/3s cups water into the 5 quart dutch oven. Put the onion and the stick of margarine in the water and turn the heat on. After it’s been boiling for a couple of minutes shut it off and add both boxes of the stuffing mix to the dutch oven. Stir it all up with a meat fork and then put the cover on and let if sit for a few minutes.

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