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Simple Glazed Pork Chops

Not only is this recipe incredibly easy, but cleanup consists of throwing away a piece of foil if you line your pan with nonstick foil. I’ve found that folks have a tendency to overcook pork. Though there was a time everyone thought it had to be nearly overcooked, it’s now been found safe to eat if a little less done—by which, I mean cooked with just the faintest hint of pink (as in just barely pink, not actually fully pink) in the center. You still never want to eat raw pork. The first time you make this recipe, you may want to buy an extra chop to “play with.” I’ve found that broiler intensity varies significantly from oven to oven, so it’s tough to give you the precise time on this one. But timing really does matter here, as the chop needs to be cooked through on the inside before the sauce burns. Once you figure out the perfect timing with that one chop, you’ll always know exactly how long to broil your pork chops, whether you’re making this recipe or another broiled pork chop recipe. So it really is worth a one-time effort that will take less than 10 minutes.

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