
Prepare the Coating
Combine the onion soup mix and breadcrumbs in one shallow bowl and beat the eggs in another.

The egg-dipped chops pick up a thick blanket of onion-seasoned crumbs before they go into the oven. Bake them on a rack if you can, so both sides turn golden and the crunchy bits stay crisp.
These Onion-Baked Pork Chops are crisp, savory, and full of classic comfort-food flavor thanks to a simple coating of onion soup mix and breadcrumbs! Baked until golden and tender, they pair effortlessly with mashed potatoes, vegetables, or a simple salad, making them an easy family supper that requires very little hands-on work.

The wire rack over the baking pan works even better if I remember to use it. Turn them carefully or the coating comes off in spots. The little crunchy bits left in the pan never seem to make it to the table.

Combine the onion soup mix and breadcrumbs in one shallow bowl and beat the eggs in another.

Dip each pork chop in the beaten eggs, let the excess drip away, and press both sides firmly into the onion mixture.

Space the coated chops on a parchment-lined baking sheet or an oven-safe wire rack set over the pan. Drizzle with melted butter if using.

Bake at 400°F, turning carefully after 10 minutes, until the coating is golden and the pork reaches 145°F.
Let the pork chops rest for 3 minutes, then serve while the coating is still crisp.

The egg-dipped chops pick up a thick blanket of onion-seasoned crumbs before they go into the oven. Bake them on a rack if you can, so both sides turn golden and the crunchy bits stay crisp.
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8 pork chops — Serving size: 1 pork chop
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