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Crock Pot smothered pork chops are a family favorite and this recipe is especially easy because it uses the crock pot. Serve over egg noodles or mashed potatoes for a delicious dinner the whole family will love!
Summer is here and that means I’m making loads of crockpot recipes – weird, right?
Most people think of the crockpot as a winter tool, but I love it in the summer when I don’t want to heat up the whole kitchen and we’re out running around all day!
These crockpot smothered pork chops are one of those recipes that I make on repeat. It’s beyond simple, just like my crockpot ranch pork chops, but seriously just always a big hit!
I serve these over our Amish egg noodles or some Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes! These are also tasty served with our rice pilaf.
This smothered pork chops recipe is legit simple. The gravy makes itself right in the slow cooker with the pork chops so you basically just dump everything in there and then go live your life. I love recipes like that and I bet you do too!
Slow Cooker Pork Chops Ingredients:
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Cream of Chicken Soup – Canned soup works or try my homemade cream of chicken soup! Cream of mushroom soup would also work.
Chicken Broth – Homemade or the kind from a can. Either work!
Onion Soup Mix – Love the flavor this adds!
Garlic
Bone-In Pork Chops
What Readers are Saying!
“This recipe…. is… AMAZING!!!!! I cannot stop eating it! The noodles topped with the pork chops and gravy is fire! So so good!” – Sarah
How To Make Smothered Pork Chops Recipe:
Mix: Combine the cream of chicken soup, chicken broth, garlic, and onion soup mix in the bottom of your slow cooker and give it a good stir.
Pork: Pop your pork chops right on top and flip them around to coat them in the sauce.
Cook: Cover and cook on high for about 3 hours or low for about 6 hours. You want the pork chops nice and tender – we like to be able to cut ours with a fork! So good!
Whisk: Remove the pork chops to a plate and then whisk together the gravy. It will have separated a bit as it cooks, but it comes right back together when whisked.
Serve: Place your pork chops over a pile of mashed potatoes, noodles, or rice and spoon that gravy over the top. It’s time to dig in!
What to serve with crockpot pork chops:
My green beans and bacon recipe is always a hit.
These roasted vegetables go with everything.
For dessert, I suggest my brownies or blackberry cobbler.
Looking for smothered pork chops that are baked instead of slow cooked? Try these french onion smothered pork chops!
If you enjoy this recipe, be sure to follow me on Pinterest as well! I’m always pinning new family-friendly, quick, and easy meals like this!
I hope you enjoy these easy crockpot pork chops! If you give them a try, leave me a comment below and don’t forget to use the star rating system in the comments as well! 🙂
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Slow Cooker Smothered Pork Chops
Ingredients
- 21 ounces canned cream of chicken soup
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 1 packet onion soup mix
- 1 clove minced garlic
- 4 bone-in pork chops about 2 pounds
Instructions
- Add the cream of chicken soup, chicken broth, onion soup mix, and garlic to a slow cooker and stir well to combine.
- Place the pork chops in the slow cooker and stir to coat in the gravy.
- Cover and cook on high for 3 hours or low for 6 hours.
- Remove pork chops from the slow cooker and whisk the gravy well.
- Spoon gravy over pork chops before serving.
Nichole E Dean says
Do you think you could add some cut up golden yukons to the crockpot?
Karly says
Hmm, probbaly! I haven’t tried it but I bet it’d work great!
Carolyn Kaczmarcyk says
I came upon your recipe today for crock pot smothered pork chops so I did indeed make them. They were absolutely delicious! The chops were so tender & the gravy was so flavorful.cannot exclude how incredibly easy to put together. I added some sliced mushrooms & onions along with the original recipe . Thanks for sharing!
Karly says
So glad you enjoyed the recipe!
Cindy Griffin says
Can you use frozenot pork chop
Karly says
I haven’t tried it, but I’d be a bit concerned that the gravy will burn if it adds much cook time.
Annette Modisette says
Yes you can use frozen pork chops!
Margie says
Hi Shanelle, I made this just last night doubling the chops and everything else, in a large, oblong crock pot. My family absolutely LOVED it. It cooked in about 2-1/2 hours. I used boneless chops as they were 10 for 10 at Fareway. I served them over Karly’s Amish Noodles which I also doubled. My grandkids said “Grama, this is a keeper.”
Karly says
So glad you enjoyed this one and that it worked well when doubled! 🙂
Shanelle says
If I double the amount of chops, should I use double the amount of gravy ingredients? Do you think it will cook evenly? Thank you in advance 🙂
Karly says
Yes, I would double everything. As long as your slow cooker is large enough, it should cook fine.
romi spease says
4 chops isn’t enough. What if I want to double it
LISA ALFORD says
Gravy was runny. I followed to the T. Or so I thought. What happened? Haven’t even eaten yet. Geez Louise.
Karly says
Hi Lisa! Sorry you weren’t happy with how this one turned out. The sauce is supposed to be a bit thin – did you watch the video attached to the post? Itp t shows the thickness of the gravy a bit better. If you wanted it thicker, you could leave out the chicken broth next time or try thickening it up on the stove with some cornstarch.
Darlene says
If you turn the crockpot lid a little so the steam can escape for last 30 minutes or so of cooking, most gravies will thicken up nicely.
Pat says
Seems like water was added to soup! Should be just chicken broth correct me!
James Peterson says
I used a 26oz can of soup I found at Meijer. Gravy came out perfect, thicker than the first time I tried it.
Carla Skidmore says
Hi Lisa,
If you prefer thicker soups or gravies, as my husband and I do. Try mixing some cornstarch with water. bring the soup or gravy to a boil, as it boils, slowly add the cornstarch/water mixture, until it thickens. Taste the soup or gravy, if it tastes “starchy,” keep it at a low boil until the starchy taste is gone. I have used beef broth thickened with cornstarch/water, and chicken broth thickened with the cornstarch/water mix for the gravy to go with either beef or chicken. You can make the soup or gravy as thick as you prefer. I use this mixture in a stew, pot roast anytime that I want a sauce, gravy or any liquid that I wish to thicken.
You can use flour to thicken, too, but it will take longer to no longer taste starchy, and it lumps more readily, even mixed with water than the cornstarch.
Good luck,
Carla
Elizabeth says
I don’t own a slow cooker. Could I make this recipe in a dish covered with foil and cooked in the oven? What temp and time would you think?
Karly says
I haven’t tried this one in the oven, so I’m not sure how well it’d work. I’d probably cook around 275, covered, for 3 hours or so. It may need more or less time, though.
Angela says
Can u do this on the stovetop
Patricia Lipsey says
Yes you can. I do it often and even use different meats.
Elizabeth says
Maybe cook it at 350 for an hour? Sound about right?
Carla and Robert Skidmore says
My husband cannot tolerate any gluten. He has had Celiac Disease for the past ten years. I have tried, on numerous occasions to ask Campbell Soup Co. to change their recipe using cornstarch or some gluten-free thickener, to no avail. Karly, I am sure that many of your followers have this issue. Perhaps you can convince Campbell Soup Co. to become gluten-free. Campbell Soup is certainly the best soup when it comes to cooking. Progresso is great tasting, but a not a great soup for cooking. Thank you, in advance, for any help on behalf of your gluten-free followers.
Andrea says
You would be better off learning how to make your own cream soups instead of trying to convince a huge company to change their entire recipe to cater to 1% of the American population (yes, only 1% of the population has celiac). Thankfully it only takes a few minutes to make gluten-free cream soups from scratch! If you aren’t sure how, I suggest Googling recipes or looking for gluten-free options from other brands.
Carla Skidmore says
Andrea granted the percentage is not “huge,” but is higher than 1%, actually, it is 7%. I would think that you might have some compassion for that 7%, instead of a snarky comment regarding “learning to make my own soup.” Progresso does make many G. F. soups and I do use them for lunch and for cooking. Cooking gluten-free is easy when it comes to making my own soups, which I do, also, gravies I use cornstarch which a fabulous thickener, and when mixed with water, is less likely to lump than flour. All veggies and meats are G.F. I do make my own soups, my comment was to complement Campbell’s for their fabulous soups that are great for lunch or for cooking. They are superior to Progresso for cooking, I just wish that they made then with G. F. as other companies have done. As we age, some people become gluten intolerant when the villi in the small intestine (where food is absorbed into our systems) become damaged and thus cannot process the protein in wheat, barley, spelt, or some oats.
RACHEL ARGUELLO says
Carla I am surprised that Campbells has not yet come out with GF versions, I think you are right that they are missing a huge market here. Also, perhaps 7% is the percentage of people with gluten intolerance or celiac, but I know many people who avoid gluten whenever possible even though they do not have the intolerance so the percentage of people that would buy it is much higher than 7.
This recipe looks amazing I will try it this week.
Ginny C says
My hubbie hates mushrooms also so I never use them in recipies! LOL!!!
Maggie A Martin says
Made these with the noodles AND mushrooms and they were deeeelicious! I ate your share of shrooms Karly so you didn’t have too. Ur welcome
Nicole says
What are we looking for when the pork chops are done? Tender? Fall apart?
Karly says
I like them very tender, but not quite falling apart. You can cook until they fall apart, if you prefer.
Linda OConnr says
Can you brown the pork chops before putting in the crockpot?
Karly says
Sure!
Shirley Hurt says
rWhere can i find those egg noodles? Thank you
Karly says
Any grocery store should carry egg noodles in the pasta section.
Carmen Holt says
Try the international aisle of your grocery store…German noodles are the best!
Pork chops made this way is the best!
Cayla D Madison says
Is there anyway to cook these on low?
Karly says
Yep, low for 6 hours. 🙂
Peter H Mathis says
21 Oz of soup? Sure it’s not 12?
Karly says
Yep, I’m sure! It’s two cans that are 10.5 ounces each.
Beth says
If condensed do you add milk or water?
Shelly Paige says
I have thick boneless chops (2). Do you think this recipe will work with my chops? Thank you for emailing me the recipe.
Karly says
Yes, should be fine!
Shelly Paige says
Thank you for the quick reply ?.
Paula Harmon says
Hi Karly,! Can you cook the noodles in with the gravy and pork chops? How long would you suggest if you could?
Karly says
We haven’t tried. I’m not sure there will be enough liquid in the crockpot to cook the noodles.
marion hatcher says
so much flavor , i boiled some leseur peas w/ some butter , til most of the liquid was gone , added them and my cooked noodles to crock pot after my chops were done , made sour cream cornbread, omg , FANTASTIC , will surely make again, my husband loved it too , thanks for sharing recipe
Karly says
So glad you enjoyed the recipe, Marion! I’m sure it was great with your cornbread!