These super tender Slow Cooker Pork Chops and Gravy take just 10 minutes to prep! In four hours you’ll be sitting down to a delicious home cooked meal.
Slow Cooker Pork Chops & Gravy
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I first discovered this delicious recipe when I was just a new mother. A very exhausted one at that. As a new mom you’re completely obsessed with your baby and want to spend every waking minute gazing at and holding that little bundle of cuteness, and when you’re not doing that you want to sleep. That leaves little time for standing over the stove even if it’s just a 30 minute meal like Apple Spinach Pork Chops or Meatball Veggie Ramen. So that’s why you need easy meals like this Slow Cooker Pork Chops & Gravy. With a meal like this you can actually follow the advice to “sleep when your baby sleeps” and have a delicious meal on the table for the family.
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Or maybe you aren’t a new mom but are just a busy person or even lazy when it comes to cooking. This seriously takes just 10 minutes of prep time in the kitchen. You’ll love it!
If you don’t care much for pork you can totally just swap it out for chicken but I think you’ll change your mind about pork chops after you try it in this recipe. Never have you had pork chops so tender! Seriously, most tender pork chops ever! Pork chops can often be a bit tougher to chew than chicken but you won’t have that problem in this recipe. Cooking it low and slow always does the trick.
Besides the slow cooker working it’s tenderizing magic in this recipe, you also get instant gravy! So after you dredge the meat in flour, you mix the leftover flour/spices with chicken broth and then pour it over the pork chops. Cook for four hours on low and ta-da! Super tender pork chops AND gravy! Whip up some mashed potatoes and green beans and you’ve got a lovely comforting meal the whole family will enjoy.
Go pop this in the slow cooker and enjoy your afternoon, followed by a yummy dinner with the fam.
Tools used to make these Slow Cooker Pork Chops:
Slow Cooker– This is very similar to the one I use but it has the addition of a lockable lid which is awesome for when you are transporting food for a party or pot luck, especially soup.
Cast Iron Skillet– I love using a cast iron skillet to brown meat and well, really cook everything.
Pie Dish– It’s not just for pies! I love using this to coat/dredge meat.
Slow Cooker Pork Chops & Gravy Video Tutorial
Slow Cooker Pork Chops and Gravy
Ingredients
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 3/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- ½ teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 6 4 ounce boneless pork loin chops
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 3 cups chicken broth
Instructions
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In a shallow bowl (I like to use a pie dish), combine flour, seasoned salt, ground mustard, garlic powder, paprika, and pepper.
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Press each pork chop into flour mixture, coating both sides and edges.
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Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat and brown pork chops on both sides. About 2 minutes per side.
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Remove pork chops from pan and place in slow cooker.
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In a bowl, whisk leftover flour mixture with chicken broth and pour it over the chops in the slow cooker. Cover and cook for 3-4 hours on low until meat is tender.
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When done, remove chops and stir the gravy with a whisk to remove any lumps. Strain gravy if desired. Serve pork chops with mashed potatoes and top both with the gravy.
Recipe Source: Adapted from Taste of Home (less flour, more chicken broth, use seasoned flour for gravy, some different methods…)
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Make this for dinner tonight and it was AMAZING!!! So tender and flavorful! I might add a dash of cayenne next time to add a little kick, but it really stands on it’s own.
Glad you liked it Tikla! I’ll have to try adding some cayenne pepper for some extra heat too!
Tried it and it was delicious! Thanks you!!!
I’m so happy you like it! Thank you Rachel!
Can this recipe be doubled? I have a pack of pork chops and would like to make them all at once.
Yes! Just double everything in the recipe. You’ll have to stack the pork chops on top of each other to all fit in the crock pot but that’s not a problem. Enjoy!
We made this last night, and I cannot describe how delicious it was. Simply amazing. Good cool weather comfort food.
Thank you for the rave review! Glad you enjoyed them as much as we do! 🙂
Can you use pork chops with bone in?
You sure can!
Made this last night for the first time. It was truly delicious. The only tweak was I added a can of drained sliced mushrooms. Best pork chops we’ve ever eaten. Thank you!
Can this be cooked on low and if so for how long?
Samara, I’m not sure what you mean? You are supposed to cook it on LOW for 3-4 hours. I haven’t tried it on high. You could do it on HIGH for 2-3 hours but I’m not sure it will be as tender.
Can u season the meat itself with salt and pepper before drudging it in the flour
Yes! Go for it!
Can this be made in a quick pot?
I have never cooked with a quick pot (pressure cooker) so I’m not sure the sauce would thicken up like it does here. If I ever get one I’ll try it or if you end up trying it let me know how it goes.
Just put broth in sauce pan to thicken
Made this tonight yum I put it in my quick pot for the meat cycle added a splash more chicken broth then a bit more when it was done its a keeper!
So happy to hear you enjoyed it Helen! 🙂
Could I use frozen pork chops, and maybe add a couple of extra hours to the cooking time? 🤔 I was thinking I could rinse them, to get them wet enough for the dredge to stick, then continue with the recipe as usual.
Becky, I haven never tried to brown frozen meat. I don’t really know if that would work very well…
I have another recipe that uses pork chops in crock pot with bone in. I stood them up by placing the bone down and putting them side by side then pouring over ingredients over them, seemed to work well for me.
I have not tried this recipe but intend to do so next week. Thanks for sharing!!!
Oh, That’s a good idea! If you try this with bone-in let us know how it goes.
Going to try this!!! My hubby and I shy aay from pork chops. (Both our moms pan fried them until they could be used as hockey pucks) Hopefully this will change our minds. 😎
You will love these! Far from a hockey puck. 🙂
Same! Haha These are in my crock pot now and they smell heavenly! Can’t wait for dinner 😊
What about the oven? Do you think it would work?
Jennifer. You can definitely cook it in the oven. Place it in a 9×13 inch pyrex dish, cover tightly with foil, and cook at 200 degrees until tender (about 4 hours). Let me know how it goes. 🙂
I made these tonight, and they were awesome. Best meal I’ve had in awhile. My youngest daughter ate seconds, and that’s rare.
I’m so happy to hear that Elizabeth! That is awesome!
What about using bone in pork chops?? Would that work too?
That will work!
I dont have chicken broth can I use bullion cubes to make the broth
Of course! That’s actually what I do. 🙂
Hi I’m using chicken brests I’ve just added everything to my sc. I tasted the sauce before I added it in.
I did everything as written. But I can get a flowery taste.
Thanks
Trish, Sorry to just get back to you. The flour taste cooks out. I definitely do NOT recommend tasting the sauce before cooking since it is made with the flour that you dipped the chicken in. I hope you didn’t get sick!
My crockpot says 4 and 6 hrs its high and 8 and 10 hr is slow so which do i use
Follow my directions. 4 hours on low. You have already partially cooked the pork chops so you only need to finish cooking/tenderize it. Cooking on high will make it dry.
Hello I wanted to do an easy slow cooker pork chops and I found this one, I was out of chicken broth so I mixed cream of chicken with cream of mushroom and added water to ate 3 cups, wish me luck will tell you tonite how it goes
Hi can you use vegetable stock instead of chicken?
Yes! That will work just fine.
Very delicious. I would recommend others to try it. 😋
Hi.
Just saw this recipe and am wondering if you can toss some potatoes into the SC at the same time as everything else.
and with the same time frame, or would the spuds need more time?
Thanks
You can if you’re not planning to use them to make mashed potatoes. I would use little red and yukon potatoes or cut russets into 2 inch pieces.
DELICIOUS!!! This will be a regular entree in our house. I made a few slight changes to your recipe.
I added cayenne pepper to the flour mixture. I put onions in the bottom of the crockpot and placed the seared pork chops on top of them. I also used a little of the flour and chicken broth and made a small amount of gravy using the pan drippings. I poured the pan gravy into the 3 cups of chicken broth; stirred it; then, added the rest of the flour and whisked it all together until it was smooth and poured it over the pork chops. I checked the pork chops after 2 hours and the gravy looked thin and I thought I did something wrong, but I left it alone to continue cooking. At the 4 hour mark, my crockpot meal looked just like your picture!! The pork chops were fork tender and the gravy was the perfect consistency and just yummy. Per your suggestions, we ate the pork chops with mashed potatoes and green beans. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe!
I love the additions of cayenne pepper and onions! YUM! So happy you enjoyed it! 🙂