Who doesn’t love a good sheet pan meal? Everything cooks on one pan for easy clean-up and a hands-off approach while your oven does all the hard work for you. You’ll fall in love with these easy sheet pan pork chops. Pork and apples are a match made in heaven. Roasting the apples with the pork softens them and is a deliciously sweet addition to the meal. Sweet potatoes are the perfect thing to add to the mix both for their flavor and heartiness to round out the whole meal. And the marinade? Oh boy, you’re in for a treat. A mixture of olive oil, balsamic vinegar, maple syrup, fresh rosemary, and whole grain mustard (and salt and pepper of course) – you’ll want to put it on everything!
Ingredients needed and substitutions
Boneless pork chops – this recipe can easily be made with with bone-in pork chops, or chicken breasts or thighs as well. Just be aware of adjustments needed in timing and temperature doneness – for example, bone-in chops will take longer to cook and chicken needs to be cooked to a higher temperature (165 degrees F rather than 145). Apples – any kind will do, but a firm, tart variety is best (such as grannysmith or honeycrisp). Sweet Potatoes – or double the amount of apples if you want a faster meal! Red onion – or any other kind of onion Marinade ingredients Olive Oil Fresh Rosemary (or dried in a pinch) Balsamic Vinegar Maple Syrup (or honey, or brown sugar) Whole grain mustard (or dijon) Salt and Pepper
How to make sheet pan pork chops
For this recipe, you’ll mix the marinade together and add half to a sheet pan with sweet potatoes and onions. Add the pork chops to the remainder of the marinade in the bowl. Roast the potatoes for a while, then scoot them over. Add the apples and pork chops to the sheet pan. Roast until pork has an internal temperature of 145 degrees F. Please scroll to the bottom of the post for the full recipe including ingredient amounts and detailed instructions.
Other sheet pan meals
Sheet Pan Sausage and Sweet Potatoes Sheet Pan Pizza Garlic Butter Sheet Pan Salmon and Veggies Sheet Pan Teriyaki Chicken and Broccoli (from Beautiful Eats and Things) Sheet Pan Steak and Veggies (from Stay Snatched)
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