
Broil the Pork Chops
Broil the seasoned pork chops until lightly browned and cooked to 145°F, then let them rest for at least 3 minutes.

The apricots soften into a glossy glaze that catches both the chops and the potatoes. Mustard and vinegar keep its sweetness sharp enough for a comforting supper.
This Mustard-Glazed Pork Chops recipe brings together juicy pork, tender potatoes, and a sweet-tangy apricot mustard sauce that feels both comforting and a little special. Dried apricots soften into the glaze, while cider vinegar and mustard balance the brown sugar and give the potatoes plenty of glossy sauce to catch.

I let the apricots get soft before I thicken the sauce. Once they start breaking down, I use a spoon instead of a whisk. The potatoes catch most of the extra sauce on the plate. That’s usually the best part.

Broil the seasoned pork chops until lightly browned and cooked to 145°F, then let them rest for at least 3 minutes.

Steam the sliced potatoes until fork tender but still holding their shape.

Simmer the dried apricots with brown sugar, vinegar, green onion, bouillon, and turmeric until soft.
Stir in the cornstarch mixture and the chosen mustard until the glaze is glossy and coats a spoon.
Spoon the warm mustard-apricot glaze over the rested pork chops and potatoes.

The apricots soften into a glossy glaze that catches both the chops and the potatoes. Mustard and vinegar keep its sweetness sharp enough for a comforting supper.
Scaling note: Scaling is withheld until recipe-specific quantities, method safety, and instruction synchronization are verified.
4 servings — Serving size: 1 pork chop with potatoes and glaze
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