These Greek-style pork chops feature classic Mediterranean ingredients like garlic, oregano, yogurt, fresh dill, cucumber, and red onion.  Serve toasted pita wedges with the pork chops.

Greek-Style Pork Chops

red wine vinegar, divided

oregano

olive oil, divided

garlic cloves,

(4-ounce) boneless center-cut loin pork chops

plain fat-free Greek-style yogurt

dill

salt, divided

plum tomatoes (about 2 medium)

cucumber

red onion

Cooking spray

Combine 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar, oregano, 1 teaspoon olive oil, and garlic in a zip-top plastic bag. Add pork to bag, and seal. Marinate for 20 minutes at room temperature, turning after 10 minutes. Combine remaining 1 tablespoon vinegar, remaining 1 teaspoon oil, yogurt, 1 tablespoon dill, and 1/8 teaspoon salt, stirring well with a whisk. Cover and chill. Combine tomatoes, cucumber, and onion. Sprinkle tomato mixture with 1/8 teaspoon salt; toss to combine.


Heat a grill pan over medium-high heat. Coat pan with cooking spray. Remove pork from bag, and discard marinade. Sprinkle both sides of pork evenly with remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt. Add pork to pan, and cook for 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Remove pork from pan, and let stand for 2 minutes. Place 3/4 cup tomato mixture on each of 4 plates, and top each serving with 1 pork chop and about 3 tablespoons yogurt mixture.


This was just ok.  CL has better greek style chops out there.  I did like the yogurt topping. We served this with pan-fried polenta.

I made the recipe exact except cut the meat in half since there is only two of us eating. I don't know how the marinade would have been enough for the full amount of meat. I also let the meat and yogurt sauce sit for longer than the recipe called for.

My family enjoyed it. It was super easy.  You have to make sure that you don't forget the salt. I almost did.  I also doubled the marinade to be sure I had enough.  And I added some oil and vinegar, salt and pepper to the salad.  You have to use fresh dilll, otherwise ithe sauce would be bland. I was a bit worried that the yogurt sauce wouldn't taste good, because by itself it really wasn't that great. But on the meat it was very good. Also, I made outside on the grill.

Super easy to make and packed with flavors!! I would suggest to add more garlic, salt, red wine vinegar, and oil into the bag when marinating. I had to really work the bag full of pork when I marinated as there wasn't enough to cover all 4 pork chops. Also, on top of getting fresh dill, I suggest you add a teaspoon of ground dill to it as well. It helps cut the sour flavor of the Greek yogurt. My husband told me I became a true chef after cooking this delicious meal. I failed to tell him how easy it was to make!! LoL

The whole family loved this! It was easy to make and it tasted great!

Nothing special in my opinion.   It needed something.   More vinegar something.   I found it pretty bland.   I used dried dill instead of fresh.  My hubby seconded my opinion.

Made this tonight for hubby's birthday.  He LOVED it.  wish I had picked up some feta to include.  Next time.  So my question is this:  If you're using red wine vinegar, or even a bit of balsamic, how do you keep the yoghurt white?  Mine definitely acquired a pinkish hue from the vinegar.

Made this tonight and followed the recipe except that since I don't have a grill pan, I broiled the chops at about 6 minutes per side.  I didn't think there was enough marinade and I will likely double the next time, but still, we really enjoyed the meal.  Especially loved the yogurt sauce and tomato salad and I can see making them again for sandwiches, roasted chicken and steak.

I have made this many times and tried it tonight with pork tenderloin.  I let it marinade for about 40 minutes.  Outstanding.  I always use Chobani's peach yogurt in place of the plain before mixing in the other ingredients and that works really well with the pork.

This is a very delicious recipe.  At the last minute, I realized that I was out of red wine vinegar so I did a combination of balsamic vinegar and some blush wine.  It was really delicious.  Just like other reviewers, I added feta cheese and a tiny bit of Greek dressing to the salad.  I also marinaded the meat for more than an hour.  Not much talking over dinner, mostly just chewing and swallowing!  Just got a great idea from another reviewer for the left-overs too!

Pretty darn good and pretty darn easy. I agree with another reviewer that the pork didn't really take on much flavor from the marinate (which I doubled). Might do better to marinate over night. Also agree that adding feta to the salad is a perfect addition.

The best part though was what I did with the left overs. The next night I cut up the left over pork, combine everything together - pork, salad, sauce - and served over pita. Much like a gyro. Subtle change, but equally as tasty :)

One of my absolute favorites!  Has a nice sweetness of the salsa in contrast to  the zing of the Greek yogurt and dill.

Great dish.  The flavors are wonderful.  I wouldn't hesitate to serve it to guests for something really special.

Easy, and surprisingly tasty.  Made it for a date and her went back for seconds.

I make this dish over and over, it's a family favorite!

This is simple, quick to make, and delicious: how can you go wrong?  Absolutely a family favorite!!!  I doubled the marinade to ensure the pork was flavorful.  LOVED the yogurt sauce!!

Followed the recipe and very yummy. Kids (under 8) loved it! Served with herbed couscous pilaf (July 2011 CL) and a pinot noir.

I made the recipe as posted, but maybe just a little more olive oil. I used 3 bone in chops.  I used the grill pan for 3-4 minutes, flipped the chops and put into a hot oven for a few minutes. The salad was tasty. I served with roasted spiced/herbed  potatoes. Will make it again.

I loved this recipe. My roommate also loved it he is not a very picky eater but when it comes to food he is 100 % spanish so I was thinking he may not like the yogurt sauce. He actually loved it. Next time I'd use less than the amount recommended. I followed the recipe. I really enjoyed it and it didnt take long at all.

I was really excited about this recipe and it just didn't live up to my expectations. I love greek yogurt sauce, but this version tasted funny. Since the other reviews were so positive, it leads me to believe that I messed up the ingreidents in some way. Despite the sauce, I wasn't that impressed with the pork chops. They didn't seem to absorb any flavor from the marinade. I probably won't make this again.

The reviews of this recipe are spot on - excellent, easy to prepare, great dinner in very short time. As noted in another review - FRESH DILL makes the yogurt sauce!! This will be a regular on our menu.

Very flavorful and easy.  I doubled the oil &amp; vinegar for the marinade as it seemed a little stingy and I'm counting every calorie right now. I served it with couscous topped with pine nuts and feta. I would make this again and have forwarded the recipe to friends.

I loved this recipe! It was easy and delicious. I cooked enough so that I have leftovers for tomorrow night and cannot wait to finish it. I'm also impressed with how low in calories this dish is. I needed a side so I heated up a slice of Trader Joe's Naan Bread and it was perfect. I have already recommended this to friends. I wouldn't change a thing!

Love this dish.  It is cheap, low cal, and easy.  Can't beat it for a week night diner.

Good budget meal.  Added Â½ cup green bell pepper and Â¼ cup feta cheese (to use up stuff from the fridge).  The 3 tbs of yogurt sauce was too much per chop, probably should have served less &amp; added more to taste.

Wow!  So simple and yet so incredibly delicious.  This recipe came together really quickly.  I had to scrap my first dinner idea because of a missing key ingredient for which I am so thankful.  I used champagne vinegar rather than the red wine vinegar which gave it the zing without the tartness of regular vinegar.  My husband loved it as well.  It looks great on the plate making it the perfect recipe for entertaining.  Served it with fresh corn on the cob.

My boyfriend and I loved this! So easy and cheap to make!  We put 2 teaspoons of vinegar on the veggies for a little more flavor, and used about a teaspoon of dill "spice" instead of fresh and it was still great. I will definitely make it again.

This was a cinch to make, and my family LOVED it,even the kids! Wonderful flavor!!

I served it with brown rice and roasted carrots - 2lbs of carrots quartered lenghtwise and then cut in thirds. Toss with 1 1/2 TBS,. olive oil &amp; 2 tsp. paprika. 450 oven for 15-20 minutes, tossing them on the sheet a couple times.

Quick- Yes
Easy-Yes
Good-Yes
Made it exactly like the directions. 
We had with flatout bread.

Awesome! Yogurt sauce was perfect with the cucumber.  Very easy to make.  Next time will leave out the onion as it was a little sharp.

Cook exactly as directed and you will have the most tender chop.

greek-style pork chops

Servings: 4

Cost: $8.01 /serving

Author : David Bonom

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