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With only 4 ingredients to put in your crock pot, this French Onion Crock Pot Pork for Two comes together quickly while still tasting great!

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How to Make French Onion Pork for Two in a Crock Pot

Aunt Lou here.

This French Onion Crock Pot Pork for Two recipe is great for a night when you need a meal that does not take very much time to prep, you can do something else while it cooks, and it tastes great. I am notoriously slow at prep work, even after all these years of cooking. It is okay. I have come to peace with it. 😉 Then there are recipes like this one that make me feel like I am super fast because they are so quick and easy to throw together! With the ingredients in this recipe, the flavor is wonderful. It really is a great recipe that is on my go-to list.

(If this recipe sounds good to you, but you need more servings, you can find the original recipe that feeds more people here.)

What You Will Need for French Onion Crock Pot Pork for Two

Ingredients Needed

2 boneless, center cut pork chops (My pork chops were about a half inch thick.)
2/3 cup French onion soup
1/4 cup water
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
Egg noodles, prepared

Equipment Needed

Can opener
Measuring cups
Measuring spoon
Small mixing bowl
Stirring spatula
2.5 Quart Crock Pot, 3 Quart Crock Pot OR 4 Quart Crock Pot
Knife
Cutting board
Pot, strainer and wooden spoon to prepare your egg noodles

Time Needed

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 2 hour to 2 hours and 30 minutes on low or 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes on high, rotating your insert halfway through the cooking time if your slow cooker does not cook evenly (It is done when your pork chops reach an internal temperature of at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit.)

General Notes

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