Question on stuffed pork chops

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I am pretty new at this cooking thing... My husband and I have been eatting garbage in boxes for the last two years
I am wondering how long to cook stuffed pork chops and at what temp???
Thanks!!!!
 
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Originally Posted by Arlyn

How many?
Weight?
What are they stuffed with?
2, 2.71lb, stuffed with stuffing
 

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Ok, I admit it, I asked what they were stuffed with for my own curiosity


Yes, 350, check them after 45 min, cook longer if needed.
 
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Originally Posted by Arlyn

Ok, I admit it, I asked what they were stuffed with for my own curiosity


Yes, 350, check them after 45 min, cook longer if needed.
Thanks!!
 
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Originally Posted by BigKittenDaddy

Use a meat thermometer and bring the meat to 180 degrees to ensure they are done.
Thank you...since I have no clue what I am doing, I should probably do that!!! Is all meat supposed to be 180?
 

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Not really but chicken and pork should be.
That doesnt dount meats that have been smoked however like a hHam.
Beef can be pretty much any temp.
But with pork while it isnt so much of a concern anymore it is reccomended well done to kill any Trichinosis in the meat.
 
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Originally Posted by emb_78

Thanks everyone!
I am doing it!!! I am making stuffed pork chops and home made mashed potatoes!!! I will let you know how it turns out!!!
We will see what DH thinks!!!
 

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Originally Posted by emb_78

I am doing it!!! I am making stuffed pork chops and home made mashed potatoes!!! I will let you know how it turns out!!!
We will see what DH thinks!!!
You never let us know how they came out...Does that mean they were OK? Or a disaster? Us nosey peeps wanna know?
 
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They turned out ok! I'm sure they could have been better!!
 

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I have to admit I have never stuffed pork chops - I cooked some the other night in a sweet and sour marinade. Usually, they seem too thin - not too thin in terms of taste but just too thin to stuff. What did you stuff them with? (I am curious too).
 

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Hmmmm, that's an idea! We get boneless pork loin (basically a pork chop) from our local wholesale club (Sam's) and they cut those things way thick, like about 2". I usually end up splitting them so we can grill them. I may try stuffing a few!
 
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