Alternatively you can cook these in the oven.It’s recommended to use a meat thermometer to ensure that the chops are not over or under cooked. Cook time will vary depending the cut and thickness of your pork chops. Once grill is nice and hot remove pork from marinade, discarding marinade and cook. Marinate pork in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight.Reserve 2 tablespoons of the marinade and pour the rest or the marinade over the pork and toss or turn to coat.Place pork chops in a baking dish or large resealable bag.Cover and give it a good shake until blended.Place extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar, mustards and rosemary in a small mason jar.Even my picky kids love these so it’s definitely a kid-approved, family friendly easy meal that is super tasty and everyone will love! Print I love to serve this meal with a large salad and lots of roasted veggies. It literally takes only a few minutes to make which makes this a super easy meal to put on the dinner menu anytime. I reserve a couple tablespoons of the marinade to drizzle over the pork after it’s cooked. Once it’s all blended I’ll pour most the marinade over the pork which I’ll usually put in a glass baking dish or in a large resealable bag and then place it in the refrigerator. I like to put all my ingredients for the marinade in a mason jar so I can cover it and give it a good shake.
I always say when in doubt use a thermometer so you have consistent and accurate cooking.
#Mustard marinade for pork chops plus#
Per the National Pork Board the optimal temperature for pork is 145 degrees plus three minutes of rest time so it’s best to use a thermometer to keep an eye on the temperature so you don’t overcook or even undercook your pork. My best advice is to keep an eye on the cooking time to not overcook the pork. If you stick with pork chops the cooking time will vary if you’re using a thinner chop vs.
Of course cooking time will vary depending on what cut of meat you use and it the thickness. The longer the better to really get that yummy marinade infused into the pork or chicken.Īs I mentioned before this marinade is super versatile and can be used with nice, thick cut bone-in pork chops which I usually use with this recipe but you can also use this marinade for a pork tenderloin, boneless pork chops, chicken breast, chicken thighs. The key is to let the pork or even chicken marinate for at least several hours preferably overnight.
#Mustard marinade for pork chops skin#
It’s super tasty with bone-in skin on chicken thighs or even chicken breasts. Trust me once you try this marinade you’ll want to make it often. Not only is this marinade incredible with nice thick cut, bone-in pork chops but it’s great to use on a pork tenderloin or even chicken too. I have rosemary bursting out of the seams in my garden so I’m always trying to incorporate it in my cooking plus pork and rosemary go so well with one another. All you need to whip up this tasty marinade is balsamic, dijon mustard, whole grain mustard, olive oil and lots of fresh rosemary.
My family absolutely loves these pork chops and these are definitely one of my go-to staple recipes because it’s so incredibly easy to make and I always have the ingredients on hand. Hopefully if you’re on Instagram you not only follow me but got to catch of few of my stories which also included this recipe for these tender and juicy Mustard Balsamic Pork Chops. I definitely thought about about my amazing MT readers and I wasn’t totally off the grid.
I’m baaack! Actually I didn’t go anywhere it’s just been a busy summer since the kids have been out of school on summer vacation and honestly I’ve been just enjoying a little time off just playing mom. Tired of the same boring, bland pork chops? Then you’ll want to try these tender and juicy Mustard Balsamic Pork Chops that are loaded with so much flavor! The easy marinade is perfect for grilling or baking and is great with chicken too!
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