Whisk all sauce ingredients in a bowl and set aside.
Sprinkle both sides of pork chops with salt and pepper and lightly dust each side with flour (of your choice).
Add EVOO and sliced garlic to a frying pan over medium-low heat and slowly fry the garlic while stirring it regularly until it’s light tan in color.
As you notice the garlic becoming brown, remove from heat.
When all garlic is removed, add pork chops and lightly brown each side.
Remove pork chops from heat once they reach 145 degrees (after about 4 or 5 minutes per side).
Add sauce mixture to pan and cook over high heat until it begins to boil, then allow to thicken.
Return pork chops to pan and flip them until they are well coated in the glaze.
Once coated, serve and enjoy.
Notes
Chef Note: Definitely do not discard the extra glaze, as you will want this to top your pork chops when ready to serve.Chef Note: I find jasmine rice with green onions to be the perfect accompaniment. I like to add a little rice wine vinegar and a dash of soy sauce to my rice to give it a little oomph. It really sets this dish off.Chef Note: I have been known to get a little heavy handed when it comes to the wasabi, but I like things spicy. Use at your own discretion.