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Cooking & Baking

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Morbius

(424 posts)
Mon Jan 13, 2025, 08:12 AM Jan 2025

Oven Bag vs Foil Packets [View all]

I have three boneless pork loin chops in my freezer. I want them to come out moist and tender, or my wife won't eat her portion. I have looked into baking them in an oven bag, but then I thought about foil packets. It should result in about the same end; the bag traps the steam, the foil traps the steam. I don't have the oven bags; never bought them. I do have foil.

Alternatively, I also have parchment paper. Has anyone tried baking pork chops in parchment, or foil, or an oven bag? Any recommendations along this front?

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Oven Bag vs Foil Packets [View all] Morbius Jan 2025 OP
A couple thoughts PJMcK Jan 2025 #1
These chops are Morbius Jan 2025 #2
That should work PJMcK Jan 2025 #3
I bake pork chops in foil SARose Jan 2025 #4
Baking dish IbogaProject Jan 2025 #5
use a thermometer Kali Jan 2025 #6
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