My family loves this recipe. It is quick and easy, and makes for a tasty weekday supper. I often double the sauce to serve over rice.

Marinated Baked Pork Chops

soy sauce

vegetable oil

Worcestershire sauce

lemon juice

brown sugar

ketchup

pork chops,

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).


In a small bowl, thoroughly blend soy sauce, vegetable oil, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, brown sugar, and ketchup.


Place pork chops in a medium baking dish, and spread with 1/2 the sauce.


Bake pork chops 30 minutes in the preheated oven. Turn, and spread with remaining sauce. Continue baking 30 minutes, or until internal temperature of the chops has reached 145 degrees F (63 degrees C).


Ok, I was in need of something new so I tried this leary of the results. My pork chops were GONE. Even my 2 year old that won't eat meat devoured!!! Tonight I decided to use the sauce on chicken. Yet again DEVOURED!!! I am thouroughly IMPRESSED with this recipe! I did, however, cover my pork chops/chicken then last 5 minutes I uncovered and broiled per others advice and I could not have had a better recipe! THANKS Kim!

This was a huge success in our house this evening although I did make a few minor changes.  I added diced onion and then covered the baking dish with foil for the first half hour of cooking.  I then removed the foil, drained the liquid and poured the remainder of the sauce over the chops and cooked uncovered for another 20 minutes.  The result was succulent, tender and very tasty with all the family going back for seconds.  Will definitely keep this recipe handy.  Thank you to the original poster.

This is incredibly easy and delicious.  The chops were SO juicy.  I used boneless ones that were 1-1.5 inches thick and they cooked perfectly in 30 mins.  I also substituted teriyaki sauce for soy sauce because I didn't have any and it worked well.  Just a note: I prepared the full recipe for 2 chops and used every bit.  I would double or triple the recipe for 6.

I'm going to do what I don't like to see other people do and tell you all the changes I made while giving this recipe 4 stars!  I replaced the ketchup with chili garlic sauce, replaced the lemon juice with lime juice, and replaced all of the oil with just 1 Tbsp of sesame oil for a doubled sauce recipe.  I also added 2 Tbsp of rice wine vinegar, again for a doubled recipe.  I broiled the pork chops, six minutes per side and reduced the marinade to serve as a sauce.  Everyone, kids included, loved this.  The basic dish was a great jumping off place for us!

This was a very good recipe...easy to make and I already had all the ingredients in the house.  The only thing I would do differently next time is perhaps try to let it actualy marinade for the day so that the flavor actually get into the chop.  This time I increased the oven temp to 375 and decreased the cooking time to about 15 mins each side for a boneless chop (1 inch thick) and then let it sit under the broiler for about 3 mins just to get the sauce to "stick" this variation seemed to work out just great the sauce didn't slide off as other reviewers mentioned and the pork chop was tender and not at all dry.  I will definately try this again!

Don't know where the poster for this recipe buys their pork chops, but for six pork chops I ended up quadrupling the recipe and using Rice Wine Vinegar in place of more Oil, to have a proper marinade.

This recipe is also not used as a marinade, it's used as a baste more or less, there's zero time in the instructions outside of cooking where the meat is soaking in the mixture (which is what marinades are!).

4 tbsp. Soy Sauce
4 tbsp. Rice Wine Vinegar
4 tbsp. Lime Juice
4 tbsp. Worcestershire Sauce
6 tbsp. Extra Virgin Olive Oil
6 tbsp. Brown Sugar
6 tbsp. Ketchup
4 clvs. Garlic minced

Thoroughly mixed in tupperware container, added in pork chops, closed and shook thoroughly before going to work. Stopped home on lunch and gave it another thorough shaking. 

Cooked on a raised rack in roasting pan @ 350 for 30 min a side, reduced remainder of marinade in a saucepan and drizzled on pork chops before serving.

Really good sauce recipe!  The sauce was delicious.  However, I made the full amount of sauce for 3 pork chops and there still was not enough.  Next time I will double the amount of sauce.

I am not normally a pork eater--but these were great--very juicy!  I made a few changes though.  I marinated them all day in the full marinade recipe and added some minced garlic.  Then right before baking, I made a 1/2 recipe of the marinade and as they were cooking continued to brush it on both sides.  They were delicious!  I will add this one to the "honey make again" pile!

Really good chops.  Great flavor.  I tripled the sauce and marinated the chops for about an hour before baking.  I may leave the oil out of the sauce next time as the chops seemed a bit oily.  The sauce does not stay thick which was a bit disappointing.  I used thin chops but I think they would be much better with a thicker cut.  Great marinade for grilling, too.

See how to make simple, saucy baked pork chops.

marinated baked pork chops

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 1 hours

Total: 1 hours, 15 minutes

Servings: 6

Author : Kim

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