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bbqgeekess

Babbling Farker
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Location
Oklahoma
My brother uses Mr. Yoshida's -- tastes pretty darn good (Japanese based with soy sauce, mirin, etc..) However, I can't find Mr. Yoshida's anywhere. He gets it at Costco and I don't have a membership, so I asked him to buy me some.

But meantime, I have 3 thawed out 1" thick sirloin pork chops in the fridge, and I need to put on some sort of sauce after I grill them tomorrow.

Any recommendations on what I could use? What's your favorite sauce? Should I just throw some sweet baby ray's on them for now?
 
Soy Vay is good stuff. Trader Joes has a nice teriyaki sauce, too.

We don't use any sauce on pork chops. I treat them more like a steak.
 
No sauce here too. I'm all about the cooking process, if that isn't done right, no rub or sauce is going to fix it.
 
We like Big Ron's sauce on chops...

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I never use sauce on pork, however-occasionally I get sauced while grilling pig parts.


Personally I think it's ridiculous naming swine parts the traditional bovine parts.
 
I never use sauce on pork, however-occasionally I get sauced while grilling pig parts.


Personally I think it's ridiculous naming swine parts the traditional bovine parts.

We are the same.........yep......I get sauced on more than just pig parts? But....we are the same.:bow:
 
Well I fried one of these 1" thick chops to an internal temp of around 145F. It was the most juicy chop I've ever tasted--not dry whatsoever (as juicy as a good beak sirloin steak).

I seasoned it with a Santa Maria rub (equal parts of salt, pepper and garlic powder). I didn't put any sauce on it.

You're right, it does taste good with no sauce if cooked right. But I bet it would also taste good with them very lightly glazed with some sauce mmm.

Next step is to try and grill these over very high heat, to get some fat vapor smoke flavor on them. Hopefully they will come out as juicy as the one I cooked in the frying pan (which might be hard we'll see!)

Thanks for all the tips!
 
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