Pork Chops, Potatoes & Green Beans on the Blackstone – All for $15!
Feed the whole family on a budget! In this video I make an entire pork chop dinner on the Blackstone griddle. Crispy potatoes, garlicky green beans with a little bacon, and juicy, well-seasoned pork chops—fast, simple, and cheap.
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How to griddle pork chops so they’re juicy (not dry)
The order of operations to cook a full dinner on one surface
Heat zones & timing to keep everything hot and ready together
Budget swaps to keep this meal under $15
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🧾 Recipe (serves 4)
Ingredients
4 pork chops (bone-in or thick cut)
1–1.5 lb potatoes (or canned potatoes for max savings), quartered
12–16 oz green beans (fresh or canned), drained
2–3 strips bacon (optional but recommended)
Heifer Dust (or salt/pepper/garlic)
Oil or butter
Steps
Potatoes first on medium heat with oil; season with Heifer Dust. Cook until crisp and tender.
Slide potatoes to a warm zone. Cook bacon; use the drippings to sauté green beans. Season to taste.
High/medium-high zone: oil, then pork chops. Sear, flip, and cook to 145°F internal (use that Meat Temp Magnet 😉).
Rest chops a few minutes. Plate with potatoes & green beans. Good Groceries.
Budget Swaps: canned potatoes/beans, buy family-pack chops, use store brand oil/butter.
⏱ Timestamps
0:00 Intro & budget breakdown
0:40 Ingredients & setup
1:45 Potatoes (crisp method)
3:20 Bacon & green beans
5:05 Pork chops: sear & temps
7:30 Plate & cost recap
8:10 Taste test & tips
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Just purchased the 36 omnivore looking forward to seasoning it this Sunday after it’s delivered will go back to your video on seasoning
Sure looks like a great supper for me and my family!
need the Heifer dust in Food Lion and Harris Teeter
Great video. I love those canned potatoes cause you can make so many recipes with them. I usually rinse mine first then use them. Great meal on the blackstone!!!
Looks very good as always man!
Looks great, I use canned taters all the time to save time. Appreciate your videos brother.
Canned taters are great. Just don't try to deep fry them. Great looking meal.
Keep yelling at your neighbor! I always laugh at those comments! Great video as always.
Love the canned taters idea. Please do a fried pork chop video.
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I will try this soon, thanks.
Looks great!!! Yes!!! Add some cheese to the potato. Question…Is Maggie a mix of Lab/flat coat. Precious little old furbaby❤️❤️❤️
I LOVE canned "new potatoes", especially the pre sliced ones. Quick and easy butter fried taters for a lunch.
Huss daddy!!
Outstanding meal! Quick and easy! Tasty, too!
Thanks for the video!
Looks good and so simple
Did chops last week. Put some red pepper jelly on them before serving.
Looks great, Matthew ❤. Hit those beans with some diced onion, too. Thank you
Ain't nuttin wrong with canned spuds in a pinch
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yes to the fried pork chops!!!
Shame on Harris Teeter for being out of fresh potatos!
Looks delicious and easy! Loved the canned potatoes idea.
Those canned potatoes look great. Awesome meal👍😊
Pork rules!!! Apple sauce for dessert would round off that meal Huss. Looks great.
That's a fantastic & easy meal!
Looks awesome. I love seeing whole meals cooked 😊
Lol really Hussey? 4 chops feed a family of 4? Come on brother, you know I'ma need atleast 2! Did my wife, tell you to say that?
Just playing
That looks great.
Looks fantastic man. I just used my Blackstone last night for Italian sausages, peppers, onions and also a couple smash burgers.
I wanna try this with rib end pork chops.
Good morning, happy Sunday. Enjoy it with the family.🙏
Looks tasty, Hussey! Those green beans were money! Were you shopping at Walmart? Coincidentally I had those same chops tonight. Looked like the exact same package. They were the worst butchered chops I've ever seen. Butcher mangled them. Looked like one of yours was about the same. Still tasted just fine, but poor technique. Processeers cutting corners I guess. Thanks for the tip on the canned potatoes. Look like a convenient option when you can't do fresh.