Almond and coconut crusted Pork Loin Chops

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So for my entry into the "Nuts" throwdown, I decided to try something a little nutty...or seedy...how ever you want to interpret the origins of the almond.

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So I start by grinding up some almonds.

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I then added it to my rib rub, which contains coconut sugar, garlic and onion salt, cuman and a few other spices and get ready for the rub down.

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Liberally cover the pork loin chops and set aside to heat up the grill.

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The wife said she had her doubts and wasn't really looking forward to it, but man she was amazed and looking forward to the next time. Me TOO!

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So when the voting starts, head over to the throwdown nuts section and vote for me.

Dean
 
That combo sounds interesting. Chops really look great!
 
Sounds very interesting,was Almond a heavy influence
 
The crust held very well to the chop. There was about 50% ground almond and 50% of my rib rub. I didn't marinade the pork before hand and it still game out nice and juicy. Mind you I cooked it at about 500F, so it seared quickly to keep all the juices inside.
 
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