
Prepare the Pork Chops
Drain the peaches and reserve the syrup. Moisten the chops with peach syrup and coat them thoroughly in the seasoned breading.

Peach syrup goes into both the pork's coating and the glossy finishing glaze. The warm peach halves nestle close to the chops, picking up their savory flavor as they bake.
This Peach Glazed Pork Chops recipe combines juicy baked pork, warm peaches, and a sweet-tangy glaze that cooks down into a glossy finish! The balance of peach syrup, brown sugar, ketchup, and vinegar gives the dish a classic supper-table flavor that feels both comforting and a little unexpected, especially served alongside potatoes or rice.

I use the peach syrup from the can, not water. I let the glaze coat the spoon but keep it loose enough to pour. I tuck the peach halves close to the chops so they pick up more flavor that way.

Drain the peaches and reserve the syrup. Moisten the chops with peach syrup and coat them thoroughly in the seasoned breading.

Bake the coated pork chops at high heat until the coating begins to brown.

Tuck the peach halves close to the chops and continue baking until the peaches are hot and the pork reaches 145°F.

Simmer peach syrup, brown sugar, ketchup, and vinegar until glossy, lightly thickened, and still pourable.
Rest the pork chops for 3 minutes, then spoon the warm glaze generously over the pork and peaches.

Peach syrup goes into both the pork's coating and the glossy finishing glaze. The warm peach halves nestle close to the chops, picking up their savory flavor as they bake.
Scaling note: Scaling is withheld until recipe-specific quantities, method safety, and instruction synchronization are verified.
6 servings — Serving size: 1 pork chop with peaches
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