Who knows what season it is here, a/c one day, heat the next, it's chilly and stormy and not grilling weather...
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| Yes, that's Kraft M&C |
So that means air fryer ~ here's another meat that is great when cooked in the air fryer! Pork chops make for a tasty family meal with easy clean-up when made in the air fryer. I've said it before how much I like this small appliance.
Breading the meat makes it taste better. It's a simple production line of flour, buttermilk and breadcrumbs. Simply bread the meat and place in the air fryer; cook until the pork chops are crispy tender. Skip added oil and calories.
It's chops that are crispy, tasty and filled with flavor, perfect for your family with a side of potatoes and a green vegetable!
Breaded Pork Loin Chops in the Air Fryer
Printable recipe
Ingredients:
4 pork loin chops, bone-in
¼ cup buttermilk
½ cup Italian breadcrumbs
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon seasoned pepper
Cooking oil spray
Method:
Place buttermilk in a shallow bowl and swipe pork chops through.
In a Ziplock bag, combine breadcrumbs and seasonings.
Place pork chops in bag and shake to fully coat.
Preheat air fryer to 360°.
Place chops in air fryer, do not crowd; make in 2 batches if necessary.
Spritz with cooking oil.
Cook pork chops for 15 minutes, flipping after 10 minutes, until chops are cooked through and golden crispy.
Serve
Enjoy!
I would really like an air fryer but I have so many gadgets I am not sure how the other half would react :-) Keep well Diane
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean, Diane! I swear this is the last one I will buy! :-)
DeleteWhat a mouthwatering meal! The pork chops look really crisp.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angie! Have a good what's left of the week!
DeletePam, We keep talking about an air fryer but we haven't made the purchase yet. Do chops and chicken breasts come out moist? Chicken breasts dry out fast and we like our pork a little pink and moist in the center. Your chops do look very tasty! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteHi Dave! Yes, they come out moist as long as you don't overcook them. No pink in the chops for me, I'm still 'old school' on that. Take care
DeleteLooks really good Pam.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Larry! They were!
DeleteMac and cheese -- really classic! I don't understand how the chops become "fried" without fat.
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Yes, I love about any kind of mac and cheese, Mae. Circulating hot air "fries" the food. It's beyond me...
DeleteI don't have an air fryer but I have several friends who do and they love them...... We definitely know what Season it is here in East Texas. We have already had 100 degree days! HOT
ReplyDeleteOh, you can keep the 100 degree days, Shug. :-) This morning is gorgeous, sunny, breezy and 73 degrees, going up to 80°. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI'm really tempted by air fryers! Really should just get one and play with it. But mainly, so I can make this dish! Wonderful recipe -- thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks, John! It took a little while to be comfortable with using it, but love it now for "fried" foods. Take care
DeleteA good device can deliver a nice , evenly cooked/fried dish. I guess an air hot fryer is one of those devices. Your recipe proves it. You've used only a cooking oil spray, and you got a delicious "fried" meat dish. Fried, without the health hazards involved in dipping the meat in grease.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Duta! I use a lot of cooking spray. Take care
DeleteI love that you can air fry to make such delicious treats. This meal looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Have a great weekend!
DeleteThis pork looks delicious Pam!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gloria! It was!
DeleteLove the Kraft Mac and Cheese.
ReplyDeleteSometimes one just has to break
down and make some.
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Yep, we love mac and cheese. Thanks for the visit, Melinda!
DeleteJust stopping by to say hello - it's been a while. Hope all is well with you. Your chops look delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's great to see you here, been a long time! Hope all is well with you too. Take care
DeleteThe breaded pork chops from the air fryer look really good. I am heading to my dad's in a few days, he has an air fryer. I think I will need to make these pork chops for him. As always, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Hi Velva! The air fryer is easy to use and cooks well. Hope you like it!
DeleteDelicious meal!Mouth watering:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, WW! It was!
DeleteLooks so delicious ☺☺
ReplyDeleteThanks, natalia! Take care
DeleteI just inherited an air fryer Pam. I haven't used it because the instructions didn't come along with the inherited item! Boo! I guess I can google it cuz we LOVE LOVE LOVE pork loin chops (from Iowa ya know, gotta love pork with all of the piggies there!). I want to make this recipe when I learn how to use the gadget. Even my husband wants to use one! That's a first! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI just got an air fryer, I'm anxious to try chops in it! These look delish!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly has been a roller-coaster with the weather! I've been hoping for a dry spell so the mosquitoes would give us a break. I bought an air fryer and returned it because I didn't think I'd get enough use out of it but those pork chops certainly look great!
ReplyDeleteWhen my mother passed away, there were many things in her kitchen that I received including an air fryer. I have no idea how to use it since we can't find the instructions. We love pork chops (being from Iowa that's a given!), and I can't wait to try this recipe. I am totally with you on the cooking on hot summer days issue and am always trying to find recipes where I don't use my oven! Thanks for sharing Pam.....let me know where I can find more air fryer recipes on your blog please!
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