We know that nothing can top those classic Southern dishes Grandma used to prepare, especially her fried pork chops covered and smothered with gravy and onions. But if you are looking for a healthier alternative for preparing bone-in pork chops, consider this recipe. Quickly browned in a skillet on the stovetop, the chops are then transferred to a farro-filled baking dish and dressed with spring onions and asparagus. A savory stock is poured over all the ingredients, the pan is covered with aluminum foil and placed in the oven to bake until the farro and vegetables are tender. Farro is a healthy, nutty grain that is sold whole (intact) or pearled or semi pearled (this type is processed to cook faster without soaking). Check the package to make sure you are purchasing the correct type needed for this recipe. Swap out your standard mashed potato side dish with a delicious whole grain such as farro, quinoa, or couscous. This recipe is a true one-dish wonder, serving up protein, whole grains, and vegetables all in one dish.