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Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops

Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops are flavored with ranch seasoning, gravy mix, butter, and pepperoncini peppers. There’s a whole lot of flavor in these pork chops. The pepperoncini peppers really give them some kick.

Two Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops on a plate.

The basic Mississippi recipe is so easy I have used it on all kinds of meats- chicken and boston butt are both really good in additon to the original chuck roast. Pork chops work equally as well. A wonderful gravy forms that tastes really good served over white rice.

What Kind Of Pork Chops To Use?

You have to be careful when cooking pork chops in the slow cooker. They can easily overcook and get dry, chewy, and tough. You want to shy away from really lean, thin-cut pork chops. Thick cut pork chops are much less likely to overcook and dry out. I like to use bone-in. The bone adds flavor and helps keep the meat from drying out. You can use boneless if it is all you can find. I like loin chops because they tend to have a little more fat which equals a more tender and flavorful pork chop.

Mississippi Pork Chops in a slow cooker.

How To Prevent Pork Chops From Being Dry?

Use a thick-cut pork chop. The more fat it has, the better. Do NOT overcook them. Use an instant-read thermometer. Pork is done when it reaches an internal temerpature of 145 degrees.

Recipe Tips

You can use fewer or more pepperoncini peppers depending on how much you like the flavor of them and how much kick you want the pork chops to have.

You can use any type of gravy mix: pork, mushroom, onion, and regular brown gravy all work well.

All slow cookers cook differently, so use the cooking time as an estimate.

An instant- read thermometer is really useful. Pork should reach an internal temperature of 145 degrees, but the temperature will continue to rise after you take it out of the slow cooker. I aim to take it out around 142 degrees.

Pork chops with pepperoncini peppers on a plate.

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Two Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops on a plate.

Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops

Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops are flavored with ranch seasoning, gravy mix, butter, and pepperoncini peppers. There's a whole lot of flavor in these pork chops. The pepperoncini peppers really give them some kick.
PREP: 10 minutes
COOK: 5 hours
SERVINGS: 5

Ingredients

  • 4 to 5 bone-in center-cut loin pork chops
  • 1 tablespoon oil
  • 1 envelope ranch seasoning
  • 1 envelope brown or pork gravy mix
  • 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
  • 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into slivers
  • 10 to 12 pepperoncini peppers
  • 1/2 cup water
  • 1/3 cup pepperoncini juice

Instructions

  • Heat oil in a large skillet. Brown pork chops on both sides.
    Place in a 6-quart slow cooker.
  • Sprinkle ranch mix and gravy mix over pork chops. Sprinkle pepper on pork chops.
  • Place the butter slivers and pepperonicini peppers on the pork chops.
  • Combine water and pepperoncini juice and pour over pork chops.
  • Cover and cook on LOW for 5 to 6 hours or on HIGH for 3 to 4 hours.

Notes

Be careful not to overcook the pork or it will be dry and chewy. Pork is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 145 degrees.
All slow cookers cook ate different rates. Use an instant-read thermometer to make sure you don’t cook the pork too long.

Nutrition

Calories: 363kcal
Course: Dinner, Main Dish
Cuisine: Southern
Keyword: crock pot pork, pork chops

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10 thoughts on “Slow Cooker Mississippi Pork Chops”

  1. This is the standard “Mississippi ” method for beef, pork, or chicken. But it’s very high in salt (sodium) content for some folks on restricted diets.
    The sodium level can be controlled to some extent by concocting your own Ranch seasoning without salt.
    As to the pork, I’ve found the “country style ribs” cut from pork butts or shoulders work great in crock pot Mississippi stlye.

  2. I often use your recipes and always look forward to new recipes to try. However I really would like to see a more complete nutritional chart. My family & I Thank You for many wonderful meals.

  3. I have made this recipe so many times.
    My friends and family are always pleased! Thank you so much!

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