Pork Cutlets in Mushroom Gravy is a comforting, rich dish that brings together tender, pan-fried pork cutlets and a savory mushroom gravy. The combination of juicy pork and creamy, earthy mushrooms creates a meal that is both satisfying and indulgent. This dish is perfect for a family dinner, a special occasion, or any time you want to enjoy a comforting, flavorful meal without too much fuss.
The pork cutlets are the star of the dish, and they cook quickly, making this meal ideal for busy weeknights. After lightly seasoning and pan-frying the cutlets, they develop a golden, crispy exterior while remaining juicy on the inside. The cutlets are then smothered in a rich, savory mushroom gravy that’s made with fresh mushrooms, onions, garlic, and a splash of white wine or broth. The mushrooms add an earthy, umami flavor to the gravy, while the creaminess of the sauce balances the richness of the pork.
The mushroom gravy is what makes this dish truly special. It’s easy to make and can be prepared in the same pan used to cook the pork, allowing the flavors to build as the pork releases its juices. The gravy is thickened with a bit of flour or cornstarch, and seasoned with herbs like thyme, rosemary, or parsley for added flavor. The result is a smooth, velvety sauce that coats the pork cutlets perfectly, creating a satisfying and indulgent dish.
Pork Cutlets in Mushroom Gravy is highly versatile and can be served with a variety of sides. Pair it with mashed potatoes, rice, or roasted vegetables to soak up the rich gravy. You can also serve it with a side of sautéed greens or a crisp salad for a refreshing contrast to the creamy sauce.
This dish is a great way to elevate simple pork cutlets into a flavorful, hearty meal. Whether you’re preparing it for a cozy dinner or serving it to guests, Pork Cutlets in Mushroom Gravy is a dish that will be enjoyed by everyone at the table.

Ingredients
- Cutlets
- 1 can mushroom soup or 2 cans if desired
- eggs
- flour
- salt
- Pepper
Instructions
- Place flour in a pie plate or bowl and add salt and pepper. Mix well.
- In a separate dish, beat the egg.
- Dip each cutlet into the egg, then roll it in the flour mixture.
- Preheat a skillet to 350°F and brown the cutlets on both sides.
- After browning, place the cutlets into a baking pan.
- Once all the cutlets are browned and in the pan, pour mushroom soup over the top.
- Bake the cutlets at 425°F. The longer they cook, the softer they become.
This recipe is amazing! I used fresh mushrooms instead of the soup, and my family loved it!
I replace the mushroom soup with chicken soup and it was fire! 10/10 recommend!
Wow, chicken soup sounds like a creative twist! I’ll have to try that next time.
I don’t understand how people think this is great. It was too dry for me. Need more gravy.
WOW, this dish is so good. I didn’t think I’d like it but I was wrong! Soggy breading?
Soggy breading? I think it’s just the gravy that makes it soft! But it tastes amazing, right? 😋
Yummy! Makes me feel like home. My grandma used to make this.
Sally Ann, you’ve changed my life! This dish is so good and easy to make!
Not a fan. It was way too salty for my taste. I guess I’ll stick with my usual recipe.
Why not use fresh mushrooms instead of that canned soup? Would taste better, I bet.
I totally agree! Fresh mushrooms would make a huge difference in flavor. Canned just can’t compete!
My husband declared this the best dinner ever! I am now the queen of pork cutlets.
Mmmm, comfort food at its best! Made this for my family and they loved it. 🙌
Sounds delicious! Comfort food really brings everyone together. What sides did you serve with it?
I don’t wanna use that canned stuff, what about fresh mushrooms? 🤔
Deff gonna try this! Hope it turns out like in the plate! 😂
OMG, this is amazing. I’m gonna make it every week! 😍
Too simple, I could’ve thought of this myself, but it worked I guess.
I followed it pretty much exactly, but I swear my cutlets got soft way faster than the note says. Still tasty though—just softer.
Huh, mine got soft too when I did it “exactly.” I think my cutlets were thinner and just couldn’t handle the bake time. Next time I’ll probably pour the gravy partway through instead of right away.
Good to know—mine usually stay a bit firmer if I let them brown longer first. But yeah, 425°F + extra time can turn them soft fast. Did you bake covered or uncovered?
This is the same as that recipe my mom made back in 86! Love it!
I don’t know about all this mushroom soup. I mean, real chefs use fresh ingredients, right? Not from a can!
Perfect for weekday dinners! Would definitely make again!
Does that soup really make a difference? I usually make my own sauce. Seems healthier!
I totally agree! This is such an easy recipe. My kids loved it!
I can’t cook to save my life but this was simple enough. What is a cutlet anyway?
Super simple to follow. Even I could do it! 😄
I don’t know, the mushrooms were kinda weird. Shouldn’t it be more flavorful? I expected better.
I thought the mushrooms added a nice creaminess! Maybe yours were overcooked? Try adjusting the time!
Dude, mushroom soup is kinda bland. You could add some spices to really kick it up a notch!
I am not sure if I did it right. My cutlets were tough. Guess I cooked too long…
It was okay but not what I expected, I wanted more seasoning. Maybe add onion next time?
I totally get you! A bit more seasoning and some onion would add a nice flavor boost. Definitely trying that next time!
Delicious! I added some garlic and it changed my life!!! Can’t believe a can of soup can taste this good.
Why does everyone love this? It’s like, just flour and eggs? Boring! 😒
This was so easy to make! My family absolutely loved it. I’m definitely keeping this recipe!
Mushrooms not for me, greasy mess. 1 star.
Yummy cutlets! I used chicken instead by mistake, lol. Still good!
Really? Just soup on top? I don’t know if that’ll work…
Do u really bake it? I just fried the cutlets and it was fine. Seems too much work.
This was a real hit with my family! Super tasty and easy to make. Thanks, Sally!
So easy and quick to make! I love that I could toss it in the oven and relax. 4 stars!
I tried this recipe, and it was a hit! My kids ate it all, and I didn’t have to beg them. Super easy too!
I’m skeptical about the temps—350°F to brown sounds low to me. I bumped the browning heat a bit and it came out better.
OMG, my kids love this! I doubled the mushroom soup and added some garlic. Yum!
I can’t eat pork. Can I substitute chicken instead?
Sure, chicken would work fine! Just make sure to adjust the cooking time since chicken needs to be fully cooked. Enjoy!
Easy weeknight recipe, I had everything on hand. I used 1 can of soup and it was still plenty—couldn’t complain.
Just okay. The cutlets came out kinda dry. Maybe I cooked them too long?
Maybe try cooking them for less time next time? I’ve had the same issue before!
I don’t know, but I thought they were supposed to be moist? Sounds weird!
It tasted ok, but my cutlets were kinda dry. Maybe I cooked them too long? 🤷♂️
I found it a bit bland, might add some garlic next time.
Bland? Really? I thought the gravy was flavorful enough.
Garlic sounds like a great idea! I usually add it to everything.
I ain’t got no mushroom soup. What can I use instead?