Needed to relax for a bit before I had to get back on the laptop. Thick cut bone in prom chops under the lid. This is the best way...
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Stupid phone. *pork chops
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There's a problem with your first picture. Some red thing is on top of the bottle.
Those are some good looking chops!
Pretty funny addicted to smoke. It was open and left on to keep the bugs out.
It was just me and the two boys tonight. I thought one chop would be lunch tomorrow. Nope 15 year old thought they were too good for leftovers and ate two. Crazy teen will eat me out of house and home :-)
Quote from: brokenappletree on April 20, 2016, 04:16:07 PM
... Crazy teen will eat me out of house and home :-)
My 13 yr old eats normally at home. Not too much. But at a restaurant he'll order 3 or 4 adult entrees if we don't stop him. And he's skinny!
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Those look awesome. Pork chops are the one thing I've struggled with since I switched to charcoal. Do you go with high indirect the whole time?
I did indirect with the Slow n Sear - full chimney - fully burning - no water - one chunk of apple wood. Put a probe in the biggest chop, placed chops on the indirect side and closed the lid until the internal temp. hit 135. Grill temp was between 335 and 350 the whole time. Then seared them over the hot side for a minute or two on each side.
Everything I cook using a temp probe comes out much better now. I used to overcook everything (even on the gasser). I was always afraid of under cooked - especially pork.
Quote from: brokenappletree on April 21, 2016, 06:36:07 AM
I did indirect with the Slow n Sear - full chimney - fully burning - no water - one chunk of apple wood. Put a probe in the biggest chop, placed chops on the indirect side and closed the lid until the internal temp. hit 135. Grill temp was between 335 and 350 the whole time. Then seared them over the hot side for a minute or two on each side.
Everything I cook using a temp probe comes out much better now. I used to overcook everything (even on the gasser). I was always afraid of under cooked - especially pork.
Thanks for the quick reply. I'm going to try this method next time. Come to think of it, I don't think I've cooked pork chops since I got the slo n sear.
Quote from: brokenappletree on April 20, 2016, 04:16:07 PM
Pretty funny addicted to smoke. It was open and left on to keep the bugs out.
It was just me and the two boys tonight. I thought one chop would be lunch tomorrow. Nope 15 year old thought they were too good for leftovers and ate two. Crazy teen will eat me out of house and home :-)
Sounds like you need to find your 15 year old a job that pays in meat!
Or start sending them (teens) to the buffet.
We could punish a Stevie B's & CiCi's Pizza or china buffets back when I was doing:
track/cc/polevaulting,wrestling,cheering,gymnastics,sleeping,rotc,drama,mascot,school,etc,etc
(active brains can be <20% caloric use too)