![]() ![]() Here it’s mixed into a little milk to give the sauce a slight creamy edge too. Cornflour: Known in the US as cornstarch, cornflour is used often to thicken sauces.You could swap it for 1 teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce too. You can’t really taste mustard as such, it just gives a bit of background umami and tang. Dijon mustard: Even if you don’t like mustard, add this in.Feel free to swap for chicken or vegetable stock too. Beef stock / beef broth: A little beef stock adds so much flavour whilst increasing the amount of sauce.Sage leaves: Use fresh sage leaves for the best flavour here.Shallots: I like shallots here for their milder, sweeter onion flavour but you can swap this for red onion.Unsalted butter is also fine but add a pinch of salt too. If you don’t want it too peppery, reduce that right down to a pinch or a couple of twists on a pepper mill. It’s a combo of rich flavours, including the brown bits from the pork pan. This buttery sage and shallot sauce is so flavourful and incredibly quick to make. With just a little oil, salt and pepper this rounds out everything you need for those amazingly easy sheet pan pork chops and potatoes! If they’re very thick, just slice them down the centre so they cook in the same time. Asparagus: I use thin asparagus spears for this but larger ones should still soften in time.This allows them to fully cook through in the baking time and to get nice and golden as well. Pretty much any type of potato will work for this recipe just make sure they’re chopped into roughly inch sized pieces (2.5cm square). Potatoes: I use baby potatoes and a variety of types too.You can use thinner and/or boneless pork chops but keep in mind cooking time will be much less and it may only require a couple of minutes in the oven after searing it. I normally roast that separately until crunchy but totally forgot before roasting these pork chops. These have the skin on as well which is not necessary. The bone adds so much flavour and who doesn’t love gnawing on a caramelised meaty bone. These pork chops are around 1 inch thick. Pork: For these pan seared oven baked pork chops I use thick cut pork chops on the bone.2 and 1 stars - I do NOT give.Jump to the recipe for full ingredients and instructions. 3 stars - Fair, but not sure whether I would repeat. 4 stars - Adjustment in ingredients for flavor. MY RATING SYSTEM: 5 stars - Excellent in taste. Pet Peeve: People with a negative attitude. Therefore, I am so happy I found the Recipezaar site. Since life is so short I try to count my blessings each day and give to the less fortunate. I also enjoy games on my laptop, growing flowers, lunches with friends, babysitting grandchildren, photography and traveling. I am a southern girl and enjoy comfort foods!!! I am a big cookbook collector and have been for years. I like Taste of Home magazine and I am a big fan of foodnetworkTV. Many of them have come from my 48 years of cooking, my mother's recipe box or other relatives. All of my recipes are the tried and true type. I have also been a substitute teacher for the elementary grades in the public school system. I am retired from being a paralegal and a real estate agent. Thanks for taking the time to stop by My Page! I am married to a quiet, but fun loving guy who cleans up the kitchen!! I have grandchildren who I adore. ![]()
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