Pork Chop Sheet Pan Dinner

Making this sheet pan dinner is quick and easy. My pork chop sheet pan dinner is simple, delicious, and family friendly. Not to mention there’s only one pan for cleanup!

Sheet pan dinners are a type of recipe or meal that cooks on a sheet pan or half sheet pan in the oven all at once! Sheet pan recipes are great for weeknight dinners with the whole family.

Everything goes on one pan and into the oven. There’s no muss, less cleanup, and since you can include a variety of vegetables you can use whatever is one hand or fresh. There’s no need to run to the grocery store, etc.

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Here is what you will need to make this sheet pan dinner:

• Boneless Pork Chops
• Green Beans
• Sweet Potatoes
• Olive Oil
• Apple Pie Filling

Can I substitute something else for the green beans?

You can substitute any similar vegetable in for the green beans. use whatever is fresh in the garden or looked good at the farmers market.

Some smaller vegetables or more delicate vegetables won’t work as well because they will overcook. Try and use something that is similar to green beans or make sure your pieces of vegetable are larger so they take the same amount of time to cook!

Asparagus is a good choice, larger pieces of peppers are nice, and even snap peas can work. Carrots cut to size will be tasty and you can even do a mixture of vegetables for a variety of choices depending on what your family enjoys.

How to make my pork chop sheet pan dinner:

1. Place pork chops on sheetpan.
2. Clean and slice your green beans. Then place them on the sheetpan.
3. Slice up the sweet potatoes and place them on the sheetpan.
4. Drizzle with olive oil.
5. Preheat the oven to 350 and place in the oven for 30 minutes or until pork chops reach 150-155 degrees internal temperature.
6. Remove from oven and pour the apple pie filling over the entire sheet pan meal.
7. Place in the oven for an additional 5 minutes.
8. Serve and enjoy!

Can I skip the apple pie filling?

The apple pie filling gives the pork chops and everything else in this sheet pan dinner a sweet and unique flavor. If you would like you can skip adding the apple pie filling to the sheet pan.

After the sheet pan is done cooking you can just skip the final step of adding the apple pie filling and putting it back into the oven. As long as your pork chops have reached the appropriate internal temperature you are all set!

Will this sheet pan meal work with other meats?

We have done sheet pan dinners with chicken breasts, chicken legs and thighs, and other meats but you have to make sure the cooking time stays similar to your vegetables.

If the cooking time for meat is higher than your veggies and potatoes just reduce the size of the portions so it can cook more evenly!

Printable Pork Chop Sheet Pan Dinner

Here is a printable version of my sheet pan dinner with pork chops! You can whip this recipe up in no time and have a delicious meal ready for your family quickly and easily.

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