Buying canned or frozen vegetables is a great way to keep your grocery bill down — and the other bonus is, they last a long time too. Sometimes frozen food can even be healthier than fresh produce.

Return the pork chop to the skillet, pour 1/2 cup (120ml) of the vinegar evenly over the surface of the meat, and cook over medium heat, flipping the pork chop occasionally, until the vinegar has ...

This recipe calls for boneless center loin chops that are ¾- to 1-inch thick. Since we are pan-searing and then baking, I do not suggest using thinner pork chops or you risk overcooking them.