With Sheet Pan Pork Chops and Potatoes, you’ll get savory Dijon-crusted pork, crispy green beans, and buttery potatoes baked to golden brown perfection in under an hour.
In a small bowl, mix salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
On a lined sheet pan, place the cut red potatoes on about ⅓ of the pan. Toss in olive oil and season liberally with the seasoning mixture.
Pop the potatoes in the oven for 5-10 minutes while you prep the rest of the meal.
While the potatoes are cooking, cover both sides of the pork chops with salt, pepper, and garlic powder, then brush both sides with dijon mustard.
After the first round of cooking for the potatoes is complete, remove the pan from the oven and add pork chops on ⅓ of the pan. Add cut green beans to the last third of the pan; cover green beans in olive oil and season liberally with seasoning blend.
Bake the entire sheet pan of food for 30-35 minutes, until veggies are browned and pork has an internal temperature of 145 degrees. Check the meal halfway through cooking; flip pork chops, toss veggies, and drain off any excess cooking liquid on the pan.
Notes
Thick, Bone-In pork chops are highly recommended because the bone insulates the meat and keeps it tender during oven roasting.
If substituting boneless pork chops, reduce the final bake time to 18–22 minutes so they do not dry out quickly.
Use fresh green beans instead of canned or frozen varieties to prevent them from turning mushy on the sheet pan.
Arrange all ingredients in a single layer on your pan; overcrowding will trap steam and cause your vegetables to get soggy.
Always check the internal temperature in the thickest part of the meat using a digital thermometer - pork is safe and juicy at 145°F.
Let the meat rest for 3 to 5 minutes after baking to lock in the juices before slicing.
To reheat, pop the sheet pan pork chops and potatoes back into a 350°F oven covered tightly with foil for 10–12 minutes to steam them back to life.