Name: Smokey Grilled Pork Chops Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 20 min
Ingredients: 1 Tablespoon accent flavor enhancer; 1 Tablespoon onion powder; 1 Tablespoon garlic powder; 1 Tablespoon paprika; 1 teaspoon pepper; 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce; 1 teaspoon liquid smoke; 4 boneless pork chops

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I love using recipes that only take a few minutes to throw together! We have had one crazy summer and I am lucky to get dinner on the table most nights! My family was getting hungry and I knew I needed to make dinner in a crunch and this recipe was just what we needed. Quick, easy and delicious! Doesn’t get much better than that!

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Smokey Grilled Pork Chops Recipe

These Pork Chops are quick, easy and delicious!

Prep Time 10

Cook Time 10

Total Time 20

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Ingredients

Equipment

Instructions

Combine all ingredients, except pork chops, in a small bowl.
Once combined, apply rub on each side of pork chops.
Cook on grill or pan on medium-high heat until cooked through.

Notes

Side dish ideas:

green salad
corn salsa
baked potatoes
fruit salad

Nutrition

Calories: 225 kcal · Carbohydrates: 4 g · Protein: 29 g · Fat: 9 g · Saturated Fat: 3 g · Trans Fat: 1 g · Cholesterol: 90 mg · Sodium: 99 mg · Potassium: 576 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 1 g · Vitamin A: 83 IU · Vitamin C: 4 mg · Calcium: 23 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Cuisine: American

Course: Main Course

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Questions & Reviews

Christine S. says:

Don’t want to sound like a dunce, but what is Accent Flavor Enhancer? I don’t remember ever hearing of it, so if it’s something specific what could I use instead for it? Thanks for all of the GREAT recipes! We’ve loved most of the ones we’ve tried!

Gayle T. says:

I was wondering the same thing … what is “Accent Flavor Enhancer”??

Christine says:

http://www.accentflavor.com/products/

Accent Flavor Enhancer food seasoning is all natural and has no artificial flavors. We are all about providing easy cooking solutions and helping you wake up the natural flavors of your food. Accent adds depth to food flavor. It?s been a ?secret ingredient? of many chefs for years. Accent has 60% less sodium than salt and is a terrific salt alternative for people watching their sodium intake.

Use Accent seasoning on virtually all ?savory? foods you cook ? meats, poultry, sauces, fish, vegetables, soups, potatoes and rice. You?ll find a little Accent makes a big improvement in flavor that the whole family will love.

Janine says:

Accent is a seasoning. You can find it where the salt, pepper and other seasonings are.

Peggy Frazon says:

You’ll find it in the spice section. The small canister will say Accent on it. I’m not sure what’s in it but it’s been around for years.

Darla says:

I would personally leave Accent flavor enhancer out as it does contain MSG.

Vanessa says:

What is liquid smoke? I’ve never heard of this before – any suggestions?

Cyd says:

Liquid smoke is a strong sauce that is so delicious when cooking meat. It comes in a few flavors. It’s just a small bottle. Usually found by the worcestershire sauce.

Linda Shane says:

I had a hard time getting the rub to stick to the pork chops, a lot was wasted. Any suggestions?

Marissa says:

Have you tried this with chicken?

Cyd says:

No, but it should work great with chicken too!

Cindy says:

Accent is a meat tenderizer… mostly MSG which I prefer not to use. Brining pork chops overnight helps keep them moist on the grill.

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Christine S. says:

Don’t want to sound like a dunce, but what is Accent Flavor Enhancer? I don’t remember ever hearing of it, so if it’s something specific what could I use instead for it? Thanks for all of the GREAT recipes! We’ve loved most of the ones we’ve tried!
Gayle T. says:

I was wondering the same thing … what is “Accent Flavor Enhancer”??
Christine says:

http://www.accentflavor.com/products/

Accent Flavor Enhancer food seasoning is all natural and has no artificial flavors. We are all about providing easy cooking solutions and helping you wake up the natural flavors of your food. Accent adds depth to food flavor. It?s been a ?secret ingredient? of many chefs for years. Accent has 60% less sodium than salt and is a terrific salt alternative for people watching their sodium intake.

Use Accent seasoning on virtually all ?savory? foods you cook ? meats, poultry, sauces, fish, vegetables, soups, potatoes and rice. You?ll find a little Accent makes a big improvement in flavor that the whole family will love.
Janine says:

Accent is a seasoning. You can find it where the salt, pepper and other seasonings are.
Peggy Frazon says:

You’ll find it in the spice section. The small canister will say Accent on it. I’m not sure what’s in it but it’s been around for years.
Darla says:

I would personally leave Accent flavor enhancer out as it does contain MSG.
Vanessa says:

What is liquid smoke? I’ve never heard of this before – any suggestions?
Cyd says:

Liquid smoke is a strong sauce that is so delicious when cooking meat. It comes in a few flavors. It’s just a small bottle. Usually found by the worcestershire sauce.
Linda Shane says:

I had a hard time getting the rub to stick to the pork chops, a lot was wasted. Any suggestions?
Marissa says:

Have you tried this with chicken?
Cyd says:

No, but it should work great with chicken too!
Cindy says:

Accent is a meat tenderizer… mostly MSG which I prefer not to use. Brining pork chops overnight helps keep them moist on the grill.