These easy Crockpot Pork Chops with Pears are a delicious family friendly weeknight meal. If you like Crockpot Pork Chops with Apples, you're going to love this recipe with pears!
4piecespork chops1 inch thick, can also use pork tenderloins
2tspolive oil
1tbspmustardDijon
1tbspthyme
1tbspbasil
1cupchicken brothlow sodium
2clovesgarlic
1onionyellow, sliced into large chunks
Pear Topping:
1tspbutteror olive oil (read the directions first–if adding to the crockpot, this is not needed)
4cupspearsliced into large chunks (about 3 pears)
Instructions
Coat the pork evenly with 1 tsp of olive oil. Salt & pepper the pork to taste if you'd like. 4 pieces pork chops2 tsp olive oil
Optional but tasty step: In a hot skillet, brown the pork on both sides.
Evenly coat the pork with dijon mustard. 1 tbsp mustard
Add the pork to your Crockpot and sprinkle on the thyme and basil. 1 tbsp thyme1 tbsp basil
Add the chicken broth, garlic and onion on top of your pork. 1 cup chicken broth2 cloves garlic1 onion
Cook on low for 6-8 hours or until the pork is cooked through and fork tender (tender enough to be pierced or cut easily with a fork).
Heat 1 tsp of butter or olive oil in a skillet and sauté sliced pears until slightly soft. 1 tsp butter4 cups pear
Remove pork from slow cooker, top with sautéd pears and serve.
Notes
21 Day Fix¾ cup pork (about ½ pork chop) = 1 red container½ cup pears = ½ purple container1 tsp of oil per servingWeight Watchers2 2025 Plan Points | 2 2023 Plan Points | 4 Blue Plan Points | 4 Green Plan Points | 4 Purple Plan PointsRecipe tips
If you’d rather not sauté your pears, you can add them on top of your pork for the last hour of cooking.
Pair this with roasted potatoes or this recipe for cauliflower mashed "potatoes" if you're on a low carb diet.