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Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe

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Have you ever made pressure cooker boneless pork chops before? This easy Instant pot Pork chops recipe will surprise you with flavor. Easy Electric pressure cooker recipe! You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor falls apart because it is so tender. You will love this easy pork recipes!

I’m very excited to share with you this easy electric pressure cooker recipe. You will have this Instant pot Boneless Pork chops recipe ready in under 15 minutes!

Sure, this is a simple recipe with very few ingredients, but it is packed with flavor. I think you will be surprised how delicious this really is. We spooned the buttery sauce over the pork chops and the kids were practically licking their plates clean.

If you want to make this a one pot meal you can easily add in some diced red potatoes and some carrots. One pot, one mess, and dinner is done.

You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor falls apart because it is so tender. You will love this easy pork recipes!

You will need an Electric Pressure cooker for this quick recipe.

Now you will need an electric pressure cooker for this recipe. I personally have an Instant Pot and so far I am loving it.  You can find the Instant pot on sale here.

I seriously do love it. However, there are other great electric pressure cookers that will work great for this recipe too. You can find them all on sale here. 

 

You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor falls apart because it is so tender. You will love this easy pork recipes!

Ingredients you need:

  • 1 tablespoon of coconut oil
  • 4-6 boneless pork chops
  • 1 stick of butter (or margarine)
  • 1 package of ranch mix (this is the kind that I like)
  • 1 cup of water

 

How to Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops recipe:

  1. Place the pork chops in the Instant pot with a tablespoon of coconut oil. Turn on the saute setting and brown on both sides. Make sure all pork chops are browned. You can skip this step but they look prettier when you brown them first.
  2. Place the butter on top and sprinkle the ranch mix packet on top.
  3. Pour water (or chicken broth) over the pork.
  4. Place the lid on and set to sealing.
  5. Push the manual button and set to 5 minutes.
  6. Allow it to naturally release pressure for 5 minutes and then do a quick release to remove the rest of the pressure.
  7. Once cooked, serve.
  8. You can even spoon the buttery sauce over the pork chops and over your veggies when serving.

You can use bone-in pork chops for this recipe.

This recipe is also great for pork chops with the bone in. I would just increase the pressure to 10 minutes. Only 5 more minutes you will have delicious bone in pork chops cooked wonderfully in the Instant pot.

Add veggies and make it a one pot meal.

You can add in any veggies to this recipe and you don’t even have to increase the cooking time. I have thrown in frozen green beans, potatoes, and carrots in there and they all came out packed with flavor and perfectly soft. I would put the pork chops on the bottom and then the veggies on top. Try it and come back and leave a comment and let us know what you loved.

You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor falls apart because it is so tender. You will love this easy pork recipes!

 

 

Pressure cooker pork chops are that easy!

They look beautiful, they are packed with flavor, and they are done in minutes. This frugal recipe will help you out when you are just short on time. Avoid the drive thru and make these delicious pork chops tonight.

Try these easy side dish recipes to go with this recipe:

Easy Electric pressure cooker recipe! You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor falls apart because it is so tender. You will love this easy pork recipes!

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Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe
Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
5 mins
Pressure Release
10 mins
Total Time
10 mins
 

You are going to love this quick and easy Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe. This delicious ranch pork chops recipe is packed with flavor and falls apart.

Course: Main Course
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe
Servings: 6 people
Calories: 372 kcal
Author: Carrie
Ingredients
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil
  • 4-6 boneless pork chops
  • 1 stick of butter or margarine
  • 1 package of ranch mix
  • 1 cup water
Instructions
  1. Place the pork chops in the Instant pot with a tablespoon of coconut oil. Turn on the saute setting and brown on both sides. Make sure all pork chops are browned. You can skip this step but they look prettier when you brown them first.
  2. Place the butter on top and sprinkle the ranch mix packet on top.
  3. Pour water (or chicken broth) over the pork.
  4. Place the lid on and set to sealing.
  5. Push the manual button and set to 5 minutes.
  6. Allow it to naturally release pressure for 5 minutes and then do a quick release to remove the rest of the pressure.
  7. Once cooked, serve.
  8. You can even spoon the buttery sauce over the pork chops and over your veggies when serving.
Nutrition Facts
Instant Pot Boneless Pork Chops Recipe
Amount Per Serving (6 ounces)
Calories 372 Calories from Fat 207
% Daily Value*
Fat 23g35%
Saturated Fat 13g81%
Cholesterol 152mg51%
Sodium 233mg10%
Potassium 658mg19%
Protein 38g76%
Vitamin A 475IU10%
Calcium 13mg1%
Iron 0.9mg5%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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  3. Amy says

    I am so happy I found your site!!! Just got my Instant Pot last week and I am in LOVE! LOL!!! I am making this tonight!!! Can’t wait!!! Can we have dinner at 10:50AM please!!!!

  5. Amy says

    Update to my comment….THESE WERE SOOOOOO good!! Family loved them! I added some baby red potatoes after I browned the chops and put the chops on top of them and then followed the rest of the recipe….they were sooo tender and full of flavor!!!

  6. Sharley says

    Excellant recipe! Quick and delicious. I added the red potatoes to it, to make things simple. Thanks for sharing?

  8. Robin says

    Excited to try this tomorrow. Did you use thin or thick cut pork chops?
    Thanks!

  9. Christine Burke says

    THIS recipe was my favorite so far! I did use the chicken broth instead of plain water. After browning the pork, I placed them on the rack to cook. I just wanted to see how the texture of the meat would come out doing it that way (I am still learning), and I was very happy. I made a rice pilaf for a side and I spooned the sauce over that as well. Yum! So fast and easy — I will definitely be making this one again!

  11. Penny says

    I made this last week with essentially frozen, bone in pork chops. It was so quick and easy. I should have doubled the ranch seasoning because I had double the pork chops but it was still a winner with my hubby and son. Thanks!

  14. Jill says

    1st IP recipe – swapped beef broth for water. Everything else same – added 4 min to cook time b/c chops were “thick” cut. Made gravy from water/cornstarch and liquids remaining from IP after chops cooked. YUM.

  15. Heather says

    We love this recipe. I usually use some corn starch and make a gravy with it and then make some rice. I like it with the potatoes better but my husband really likes it with the rice.

  16. MissBetty says

    THANK YOU! Many Instant Pot recipes “out there” seem to over cook everything.
    I appreciate the effort you made to get this one just right!
    Taking your lead, I adjusted the pressure cook time to 4 minutes because I had only two 1.5″ thick, 1.38 lbs. boneless center cut pork chops. I made my own dry ranch seasoning to control the salt. I pre-seasoned both sides of the chops with half of the seasoning and let them rest in the refrigerator for about 4 hours. Browned the chops and put them on top of 3 medium sized redskin potatoes halved, 4 full size carrots cut into thirds, a couple stalks of celery and the rest of the ranch. I used water. The resulting broth that developed will go into a copy-cat Zuppa Tuscana from Olive Garden I am making tonight.

  20. Heather Hejl says

    Do you put the pork chops in frozen? Sorry for the silly question but I just ordered one and looking for something to make they day it delivers. ?

  21. Cindy says

    What is the thickness of the pork chops – the ones I get at COSTCO are really THICK…Thanks! Can’t wait to try this recipe.

  22. Carrie says

    Mine are about 1/2 inch think. If yours are thicker I would just add 2 minutes to the pressure just to be safe.

  23. Shannon says

    I accidentally got bone in chops and they were about an inch thick so I added About 3 minutes and put carrots under them. They are cooking as we speak and smell amazing. Thanks for the recipe!

  24. Amy says

    Just purchased an Instant Pot a few days ago. Tried your recipe. Love! Substituted chicken broth for water and onion mushroom soup pkt. instead of Ranch. Added baby potatoes cut in half and 1 onion sliced. Yummy! Can’t believe we made a whole meal in less than 15 minutes

  27. Michelle says

    Hi, just came across this recipe and it sounds delicious. A little too much butter for my liking though. Any suggestions on making it a little healthier? Thanks!

  28. Colleen says

    Would chicken work in this recipe instead? If so, what cooking times would you recommend? Thanks!

  29. Katherine says

    While my pork chops were cooking, I boiled some pasta and steamed some green beans. They all finished about the same time, so nothing got cold. I poured the leftover butter sauce over the noodles and just a little on the green beans. My 6-year old had finished her noodles before I even made it to the table with my plate. She agreed the meat was good, too. I was worried that the ranch flavor would be over-powering, but it was not. Super fast, super easy, and 6-year-old-approved!

  30. Tempe Mason says

    The pork chops very tender as were the diced potatoes and carrots. I know the water is necessary for the pot reaching pressure but it didn’t seem like a sauce to serve over the chops but was more watery and soup-like. Since I only used two large, thin chops I only used half of a package of the ranch dressing mix. Would a whole package have made it Thicker?

  37. Lisa says

    Trying this recipe tonight, with the super thick cut top loin boneless chops from Costco. Going to add 3 minutes to the cook time and some potatoes and carrots … hope it goes well ?.

  47. Courtney says

    Hi! For those who did the redskin potatoes, did you add more water and what was the total time? Thanks!

  48. melissa says

    Is the sauce supposed to be like a thicker sauce? I did 5 mins high pressure and 5 min NPR, then manually released, and even let it sit for another 3-4 mins waiting for the rest of the food and its watery… not like a sauce at all…??

  49. AnnMarie says

    I have the Farberware 7 in 1 pressure cooker and I am going to try this in a little while. When you say increase the pressure to 10 minutes, do you mean let it NR for 10 minutes or the cook time to 10 minutes for bone in pork chops? Thanks!

  50. Marissa Jones says

    2 questions what size instant pot are you using? I have an 8qt and the manual says to always use 2 cups liquid but your recipe calls for 1 cup? Also you say to hit manual button but don’t specify what level heat? Thanks

  51. Rosie says

    Made this tonight, it was delish! There in a chicken breast as the pork chops I had were small, cut up some potatoe, used vegetable stock. Fabulous, hubby loved it!

  52. Kim says

    I don’t have an Instant Pot just yet. Would you have any suggestions for adapting this to cooking in a Crock Pot?

  54. Sarah says

    This was delicious and has become my favorite way to prep pork chops. Even cut them up after and added to my hot and sour soup. Thank you for sharing this!

  55. Erica says

    This was my first Instant pot attempt after Christmas!! Family loved it so much, it’s on the menu tonight. Adding small peeled russet potatoes (bc they were getting old lol) Thank you!

  58. Kim says

    We made this last night. The flavor was amazing. We let the broth cook down so that it made a light gravy and spooned it over both the chops and a southwestern frozen veggie mix. So yummy. Thanks for sharing this recipe!!

  59. Renee says

    Amazing,they were not dry. Although I will decrease the broth or water just a bit. Family loved them.

  61. Lyle says

    I made this tonight and it was fantastic. I substituted italian seasoning for the ranch and added potatoes and a bag of frozen veggies. The pork chops were fork tender, the potatoes almost dissolved in your mouth. The seasoning made the veggies superb. My wife told me I had to make this one again.

  64. Melissa says

    I’m new to instant pot, what is manual? I don’t have a manual button on my pot. Also, what does quick release mean? I wish I had someone to show me! I’m more of a watch and do person!

  67. Kelly Clark says

    I found this recipe to be delightful.
    My wife and I really enjoyed it.
    This was quick and easy on a Wednesday night, pork chops where delicious and very tender.I added frozen vegetables and cut up white potatoes in 1/8 slices.
    I highly recommend this recipe and we’ll be cooking it again.

  72. Stayce S says

    4 1/2″ pork chops not as tender as I hoped. Next time I will add two minutes. The flavor is amazing. I chopped up 2 carrots I had and served over rice with sauce.

  78. Jeanny says

    I’d love to try this with baby potatoes. How many should I add and would I need to cut them up or add time and liquid?

  79. Becky says

    This sounds amazing & will be my first Instant Pot attempt!
    Wondering what I could substitute for coconut oil?

    Thanks!

  84. Jennifer Hansen says

    This was great. I added potatoes and carrots and upped the time to 10 minutes with a 5 min natural release. It was AMAZING. Plus thickened the drippins/liquid for sauce.

  87. Brandi says

    This sounds absolutely delicious, and will be making this week. If I add vegetables, should I sprinkle the ranch on top of everything, or put it on the chops before adding veggies?

  89. Darlene says

    I put a pack of ham seasoning in my water and the flavor of the pork chops were so good. I am new to the instapot nation but I’m loving the experience

  91. stacey says

    I found the pork chops to be over cooked. It seems brownies g them on top of 5 mins in the IP was just too much. Is there anything I could have done wrong?

  92. Tracy says

    I only have 2 bone in pork chops on hand. Would cooking time be the same? Maybe cut the butter in half and only use half a package of ranch?

  94. LAURA says

    Thanks for sharing, I made this tonight my hubby says it a keeper. I’m picky when it come to Pork chops these were great! I’ll diffinatly make again. Thanks

  95. Arielle says

    Do you place the pork chops on the trivet or anything? Or just place them straight in the pan after browning? Can’t wait to try these tonight!

  96. Arielle says

    I’m just curious how long it takes for the instant pot to pressurize for this. That is the one thing that I am having trouble with for all of these wonderful recipes! 10 minute total time isn’t accurate because it doesn’t account for the amount of time for the pot to pressurize. May I please ask that for future recipes that you try to include an estimated pressurizing time? As well as a pressure release time? That would help so much when trying to plan ahead! Thanks so much for all your wonderful recipes! I look forward to trying more of them!

  97. Kathi says

    Hi – great recipe – thanks for sharing. However, I do not have an Instant pot – I have Power Pro XLT Electric Pressure Cooker. The one I have (the 10 quart) does not have a saute setting on it but it will brown while it is trying come to temperature with the lid off. I made a few changes/additions – cut the number of pork chops down to 2 as there only me that i cook for and that give me one for another dinner. I also cut the Butter to 2 tablespoons (why anyone is using margarine is beyond me!). To the dry ranch mix I have I added 1 tablespoon of Mrs. Dash original seasoning and 1 tablespoon of garlic powder. I also used Olive oil to brown the chops in as I hate coconut anything. Steamed vegetables and red potatoes on top of the chops. And since my chops were the super thick ones from Costco , I cooked them for 10 minutes and then I did a 10 minute nature release. Everything was fork tender and the sauce was delicious.. Again – thanks for a great recipe.

  99. Nicolle says

    I made this tonight and after eating it, I am compelled to come on and say thank you, it was amazing! It was my first time cooking pork chops in my instant pot and I am amazed at how tender they came out! I have one leftover and I can’t wait to have it for lunch tomorrow!!!

  100. Elicea Webber says

    Hey! So I tried this recipe and the chips turned out really tough. I’m not sure why. I didn’t brown the chops so they didn’t have extra cook time. I also added potatoes and since I added so many, I used a 1/2 cup more of broth than called for. I used the same ingredients and set it to 5 minutes. The only thing I did differently is let it go a couple minutes longer during the natural pressure release thing. Is that maybe why?

    Otherwise the flavor was freaking incredible! I think I’d use at least half a second pack of ranch mix, but man. This was delicious.

  101. Kimberly says

    This was delicious….. I used Lipton onion soup mix instead of ranch, 2 TBL spoon butter, 4 bone in pork chops, 14 minutes. Natural release. Thank you. I will try with Italian seasoning next time. Browning ahead of time was perfect. Meat just fell off the bone. Now have leftovers for another meal.

  102. David Thomas says

    I was wondering , what is the best coconut oil to use ? I’m new to using it , so i just wanted to know so i can us it for different things.

  103. Kaycee says

    If I wanted to add some potatoes, what kind would you recommend, and do I need to change the time? Also, would fresh veggies work? I’m new to IP! Slowly learning!

  104. Joann says

    So good that we just had it 2 nights in a row! FYI, these are fan-tab-ulous with asparagus or roasted Brussel Sprouts. Great recipe. (Thickened gravy with a cornstarch slurry and a tablespoon or so of milk.)

  105. Robyn says

    This was delicious and loved by my kids and husband. I only used half a stick of butter and it provided plenty of flavor and sauce to pour over the meat.

  106. Carlie says

    Going to make this tonight, but have two frozen chops. Do you think 10 minutes would be okay or should I do 9 since there are only two? And do I brown it first? I know it’d take longer since it’s frozen. Thank you! Super excited!

  107. Laura says

    Tried this with FROZEN solid pork chops tonight (6 chops) – 12 minutes….put frozen green beans on top. The beans were delicious (making them this way from now on)…..chops turned out great from frozen….may reduce to 10 minutes next time. Delicious dinner! Everyone loved it. Served with sweet potatoes.

  108. Vicki P Woody says

    This was my first attempt at using my Instant Pot. This was a delicious, easy to make dish. I had 2 thick, boneless chops and they came out so tender. Next time I will add some veggies, because I’ll bet that’s good. Quick-Easy-Scrumptious

    Since I had way too much sauce because of only having 3 chops, I am going to freeze the leftover in an ice cube tray and use to season veggies at other times.

  109. Chris Ann says

    Super easy and great recipe…Thanks Carrie for helping me get started with using my InstaPot!!

  110. Jamy says

    The flavor was magnificent! They were dry though =( Should I have done 5 min. on low?

  111. Terri says

    I made these tonight.. They were amazing. I used olive oil.. used salt, pepper, and seasoning salt on pork chops. I Loved the sauce but i used cornstarch and water to thicken it up a bit.. amazing!! Cant wait to share your recipe!

  112. Donna says

    Where are you supposed to put the carrots or potatoes underneath or on top of the meat?

  113. Brook says

    I love this recipe and it’s so easy to make it keto friendly. I use my favourite meat rub (Scarborough Fair from the Silk Road), and then saute the chops in buttery flavour coconut oil. Once browned, I add sugar free chicken broth and follow the directions as written. Chops are moist and flavourful amd go so nicely with roasted asparagus.

  114. Millie says

    I’m confused, I have a mini pot, and it doesn’t have a manual button, can you help me out. I did make this once already, and it was delicious just wondering about the manual button…

  116. Cindi Knowles says

    Made this tonight and loved it. Esp loved how quick and easy it was to do. Had all the ingredients already. And it tastes great. Thanks for sharing! ????

  117. Angie says

    Love this recipe! My daughter and I made it together the first time. Today I made it to surprise her when she gets home. We added fresh cut green beans, red potatoes, an onion, green pepper, red pepper, and 2 cups of chicken broth. Turned out perfect both times.

  118. Loren Eck says

    I used 1/2 stick of butter. More than enough. Chops were very tender. Wife is GF, so ranch dressing was a perfect choice.

  119. Heather says

    I used your recipe tonight for me though I put the water or broth in first for when you pour it over the chops it washes off the ranch flavor plus I cut the stick of butter in 4 equal parts and put each piece on top of individual pork chops
    It was delicious!

  121. Susan says

    Delicious pork chops! We added sliced carrots. I have never liked cooked carrots until now. Amazing! Next time I’m trying fresh green beans.

  123. shauna says

    Family seemed to like this (I’m never sure they are being honest!) It was a bit more coconuty than I think we’d like but overall not bad. We used the sauce for basmati rice and I added carrots. Will make this again and try the Italian seasoning variation I saw in comments. 🙂

  124. Carrie says

    You might want to adjust your cooking time a bit. Maybe increase it slightly and see if it turns out better for you. thanks so much

  127. Carrie says

    Generally in an instant pot, one cup of liquid is the minimum to bring it to pressure.

  128. Tim says

    Just made this recipe. It was amazing. My very picky 7 yr old loved his pork chops. I really think 1/2 stick of butter would suffice. Served with white rice and asparagus (not cooked in IP)

  129. Angie says

    So mine was really watery and didn’t have a ton of flavor. I added red potatoes as some people had mentioned. Is that why??

  131. Ginger Soule says

    This recipe worked well for my family! There was a LOT of butter left over. I know you mentioned tossing in red potatoes. What about putting potatoes in a pot on top of the chops and using the excess butter “juice” to mash them? I’m a newbie so I’m not sure if that would work. If i cut the potato pieces small enough, would they cook ok in the suggested time? Thanks for your help and a yummy recipe!

  133. Cristy says

    Our meal came out so good! I did it with baby carrots and red potatoes. Everything was so moist and soft. I tried it with a half stick of butter to save on calories and it worked well 🙂 I’m considering using a second packet of ranch to give more flavor because I used all those veggies as well. What do you think? With the one packet, we just added extra spices including Cajun! We love our spicy food lol Also, does the water have to be poured last on top of the pork and veggies, or can I put the water first at the bottom? I ask this because I feel like the seasonings would stick to the veggies better without “washing” it off. Wondering if this would flavor it even more. Or is there a reason you do the water last? TIA!

  134. Elizabeth says

    MY family loves these. I’m lazy and don’t Brown the chops. Also I fill up my pot with potatoes then use the rack that came with my instantpot and put the pork chops on that.
    Yum. No leftovers.

  135. Cheyann Turner says

    OMG this was super simple and absolutely FANTASTIC!!! I only had 3/4 stick of butter and used chicken broth instead of water. When the chops were done cooking I added in some potato starch to thicken and make a gravy. I served the chops with IP spinach and asparagus risotto. Next time I make this (and it will be soon) I think I’m gonna flavor the gravy like a piccatta sauce and add in some lemon juice and capers. So many possibilities with this simple recipe. I never knew pork chops could be so tender and tasty. Definitely a keeper!! Thanks for sharing.

  138. Corinna says

    Sooooo i got my instapot for christmas and im in love. Tried this recipe with a couple variations…. First i substituted a mesquite marinade/ slow cooker seasoning package for the ranch and my chops were extra thick so i added 2 min to cooking time it came out perfect next time im going with some red pot. and a tomato basil season packet hopefully it’ll be just as delish. Thanks for the great recipe.

  139. Jen says

    Cooked as the recipe states. Added 2 minutes because my porkchops (fairly thin) were frozen when I started. When done, I took the pork chops out of the IP, then turned it on to Saute. I mixed a bit of flour into the liquid mixture to thicken it up. We then used that as a “gravy/coating” on the pork chops and some pasta. Delicious!

  140. Kathleen says

    Holy cow!! This wasso A-MAZING!!! After reading the comments, I also used chicken broth in place of water but only used 1/2cup. In addition, I added carrots and after the pressure released, I added corn starch and made a carrot gravy. So incredibly good and unbelievably easy. Thank you so much for posting and giving me another reason to love my IP!! ??

  141. R Lee says

    Have made this twice, once w/potatoes and the other w/out. Both times with bone in chops. The best,tender pork chops I have ever cooked. Need to be careful in removing as they can fall off of the bone. I prefer to cook w/out the potatoes as they were almost too done, cooked 8 min, could have been 6-7 min perhaps. *5 min cooking time the first time, natural release- perfect!!!

  142. Rosa says

    Very good meal. I added carrots and onion and potatoes and frozen green beans. Next time I will only use 1/3 of a stick of butter though.

  143. Joey says

    how long does your IP take to get pressurized? that might be a factor when doing the NR. i did 3 1-inch pork chops, with sweet potatoes, half stick of butter, and 1 cup of chicken broth. i let it NR for 4 minutes and immediately took out the pork. they were medium-well and after sitting for a few minutes, they were well-done and tough. i’m in san francisco so altitude shouldn’t be a factor.

  144. Carrie says

    Joey – It takes my instant pot about 5 minutes to pressurize. It might just have been due to the size of the pork chop. Maybe try to do a quick release next time to see if they come out better. Thank you.

  145. Lynne says

    Made these today and they are soo yummy – they just melt in your mouth! I made mashed potatoes on the side and topped both the pork chops and mashed potatoes with the butter sauce. YUM. Husband said it’s one of the best things Ive made for him. Will definitely be making this again.

  147. Kathy says

    This was the first meal I made with my new Instant Pot and I’m blown away. I threw some potatoes on top and everything came out perfectly. The pork chops were actually tender and moist! It does need a thicker gravy, so I set it back on simmer and whisked in some cornstarch. Perfection! Thank you so much!

  148. Kim says

    I am making my first meal in my new Ninja Foodi and hoping it turns out as good as most I’ve read about on here! I am wondering about the way the pressure cooking works….what is pressurizing it before cooking it mean? And naturalize release versus quick release? Help me quick! LOL! Thanks for your help! Kim

  149. Catherine says

    I made this a couple nights ago and it was delicious. I had to make some dietary changes due to sodium and sat fat.
    Changes to your recipe:
    *lightly sprinkled ranch seasoning over chops an hour ahead then again sprinkled each lightly after browning (used about a half pouch of seasoning total)
    *only used a small pad of butter on top of each of four half inch boneless chops
    * after browning chops placed trivet over water, chops on top
    * then placed raised rack over the chops with slightly precooked (microwave) cubed sweet potato with several pads of butter.

  150. Cheryl O says

    This was great! Super easy & I had everything to make it. I made cauliflower rice & broccoli on the side while I released the pressure.
    The family enjoyed it. Only wish I’d made more pork chops, the ones I had were super small.
    Thanks for the recipe!

  151. Alex says

    Finally took the time to comment (sorry I took so long!) but this is my favorite recipe EVER! I use a lot of highly rated recipes on a daily basis and this is my favorite. This my my comfort food, and it’s SO easy. I could eat this like three times a week minimum. Thank you SO much for this recipe, it’s the best!

  152. Travis says

    I made this tonight. Great flavor however my pork was a bit on the dry and tough side. Perhaps over cooked? First time using an instapot. I will try again most likely as the kids liked it!

  153. Phyllis Schuetz says

    Can I add rice to this recipe?
    What proportion of rice to water would you recommend?
    Can I cook the rice for 10 mins in the broth along with bone-in pork chops?

  154. Tasha says

    Best tasting pork chops ever!! My family loved these and wanted me to make them the next night also!!

  156. Theresa says

    Always looking for ways to cook boneless pork chops that don’t end up dry. I added baby carrots and potatoes’. I had planned to remove after the 5 minute steam release but as with all families distractions happen. So I actually did not open the pot for another 10 minutes, and not dry!

  158. Jean Hibben says

    Those pork chops are amazing. I admit I did a few adjustments for what I had available (had the pot over a year and this was using it the first time…your directions were a great help). I get most of my food from Schwans and much is already precooked, but their pork chops came raw. I added their Frozen broccoli and small (precooked) roasting potatoes. I didn’t have a packet of ranch mix so I used the premixed and let that be most of the water. Oh, it was wonderful. I bet that sauce would also work well with chicken. Now to try some of your other recipes. I’m going to like this pot. Thank you so much.

  159. Lara says

    Something no one has mentioned and so I will! The first time I made this I didn’t have coconut oil and made the assumption that olive oil would be a fine substitution. They were good enough to make again. The next time I used coconut oil and WHAT A DIFFERENCE it made! Tasted so much better (and it was good the first time!)!

  164. Carrie says

    I haven’t tried it with chicken but I would cook it on high pressure for 20 minutes (for fresh chicken) and 25 minutes (for frozen chicken) with a quick release. The water amount would remain the same. Thank you.

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