| Only two chops left. |
Thanksgiving is behind us but we are still with relatives. Everyone is tired of turkey but no one wants to cook. When that happens we ask the girls to help with a meal and make a yummy casserole. Since we did not have a green bean casserole this year we decided on a close relation, the Pork Chop Casserole.
My helper this week was Maurene. I should say I was her helper as I did little more than brown the chops and tell her the steps in the recipe. As soon as she can read I have a feeling I will be obsolete in the kitchen.
Pork Chop Casserole
- 8 boneless pork chops
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp pepper
- 2 tbsp cooking oil
- 1 10 3/4 oz can condensed cream of mushroom soup
- 2/3 cup chicken broth
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 tsp ground ginger
- 1/2 tsp dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 2.8 oz can french-fried onions or chow mein noodles
- 10-14 oz bag frozen green beans
- Hot cooked noodles or rice
| So easy and so much fun. |
This week is also a special #SundaySupper as the group is putting together meals to help those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Anytime we are asked to bring a dish to someone in need at church Audrey always signs us up for this meal. It really is a favorite and so easy to transport.
If you would like to make a small donation to help those impacted by Sandy please check out the links at the bottom of the post.
If you would like to make a small donation to help those impacted by Sandy please check out the links at the bottom of the post.
Breakfast and Brunch:
- Orange Rolls from That Skinny Chick Can Bake!!!
- 12-Grain Buttermilk Pancake Mix from What Smells So Good
- Cranberry Bread from Home Cooking Memories
Comforting Casseroles and Entrées:
- Pork Chop Casserole from In the Kitchen with Audrey
- Basic Lasagna from Fast Food 2 Fresh Food
- Italian Sausage and White Bean Bake from Girlichef
- Spanish Chicken with Chorizo and Potatoes from Crispy Bits n Burnt Ends
- Turkey and Vegetable Pasta Bake from Gotta Get Baked
- Baked Salmon with Cucumber Salad from The Urban Mrs.
- Enchilada Pasta Casserole from Dinners Dishes and Desserts
- Spaghetti Pizza Bake from Small Wallet Big Appetite
- Gluten Free Spaghetti Squash with Pancetta from No One Likes Crumbley Cookies
- Cabbage Koftas from Soni's Food
- Bowtie Marinara with Goat Cheese from Family Foodie
Warming Soups and Sides:
- New England Clam Chowder from The Meltaways
- Italian Wedding Soup from Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks
- Soul Warming Butternut Squash Soup from Cupcakes and Kale Chips
- Creamy Tomato Soup with Grilled Cheese "Croutons" from Damn Delicious
- Corn Basil Handpies from Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Manhattan Clam Chowder from Noshing with the Nolands
- Comforting Broccoli Cheese Soup from Juanita's Cocina
- San Antonio Chicken Tortilla Bake from The Weekend Gourmet
- Peruvian Steak and Potato Stir-fry from Hip Foodie Mom
- Simple Southern Red Potato Salad from Mama Mommy Mom
- Homemade Chicken Soup from Daddy Knows Less
- New Orleans Red Beans and Rice for Those in Need from The Catholic Foodie
- Sweet and Sassy Pineapple Stuffing from In the Kitchen with KP
Sweet Endings:
- Pound Cake Loaf from Magnolia Days
- Fall Apple Pie from Cravings of a Lunatic
- Dairy-free Marble Cake {Marmorkuchen} from Galactopdx
- Mini Dark Chocolate Cakes with Mint Chocolate Chip Icing from The Realistic Nutritionist
- Orange Pound Cake from Basic n Delicious
- Spicy Gingerbread with a Mocha Glaze from Daily Dish Recipes
If you are interested in making a donation to help the hurricane victims, here are links to the two charitable organizations we recommend:

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Aw, I love your sweet helper! What a delicious, comforting dish. Perfect for #Helping Hands!
ReplyDeleteShe is such a good helper!
DeleteI have half a bag of Chow Mein noodles I've been wondering how to use-looks like I'll be making this pork dish tonight! Great recipe.
ReplyDeleteThat came from my father-in-law who does not like onions. We had half fried onion and half chow mein.
DeleteMaurene sure comes up with some fabulous recipes. I can't wait to try this casserole
ReplyDeleteIt is a great one dish meal.
DeleteSo my husband loves green bean casserole and he isn't so fond of pork chops. This looks like a great recipe to get him to eat pork chops. I bet they are nice and tender after baking.
ReplyDeleteYou could use boneless chicken for him. The chops just cook on top.
DeleteThis truly would be a dish from your family and your heart! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWe love to share this meal. Many of my friends have received this when they are sick or in need.
DeleteI love pork chops and green bean casserole, so this one's a winner in my book!
ReplyDeleteThe original recipe had the chops with no green beans. I thought it was natural to put them together.
DeleteI love that your daughters are always helping you in the kitchen! what a delight! and I really LOVE that your daughter signs you guys up to help families in need at church! You must be a great role model for her! :) Love that!
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of her as well but sometimes it is a challenge to get her to understand we cannot help everyone.
DeleteI am always looking to try and do something with pork chops, I will have to try making this one.
ReplyDeleteWe have been working on ideas for pork chops as well. This one turned out amazing:
Deletehttp://www.inthekitchenwithaudrey.com/2012/07/balsamic-vinegar-pork-chops.html#.ULKNY4fO1q0
Love the fact that your daughter's also love to lend their helping hands in your kitchen!This Casserole sounds delicious and the perfect food to comfort anyone!
ReplyDeleteIt really is easy. We deliver with a packet of minute rice and it is an entire meal.
DeleteYour daughter is just the cutest cook ever! So lovely that they made this!
ReplyDeleteMo has really become the kitchen queen. She is so into everything that it is better to ask her to help than let her find her own fun.
DeleteYou're daughter is a darling! You're already creating such fond memories for her! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope they remember these years fondly.
DeleteWhat a great spin on green bean casserole. I love how much your daughter loves to cook. I really hope I can help in still that in my daughter
ReplyDeleteStarted with Audrey at around 21 months. Mo has always been in the kitchen. Recently found a picture of her sitting on the counter watching us cook.
DeleteIt never seizes to amaze me how great your girls are in the kitchen. My little boy wouldn't have the patience/attention span or the coordination.
ReplyDeleteIt is easy to start them playing with things. Bowls and spoons are a lot of fun. Then you can move to supervised help. Mo has been cooking for over 2 years. After that much practice anyone can do it!
DeleteIt's true...pretty soon you won't have to lift a finger in the kitchen. This sounds delicious...love the addition of the chops and the chow mein noodles - fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThey already do so much. I will be so happy when they don't need me and I can go back to reading bad murder mysteries.
DeleteThis reminds me of something my mom made but with onions on top, love the crunch of the noodles though
ReplyDeleteOnions are an option but my father-in-law is not a fan. I was looking for a good alternative. My husband mentioned later he does not like green beans. Next time we will use broccoli.
DeleteYour recipe sounds tasty, but what gets me is Maurene helping you with the pork. My little guy would be trying to eat the raw meat.
ReplyDeleteAwww, I love seeing your lil one help out in the kitchen. This sounds delicious. I totally appreciate dishes where you can throw everything in one container and let it finish cooking in the oven.
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