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SirPorkaLot

somebody shut me the fark up.
Joined
Aug 31, 2009
Location
Homeworth, OH
Name or Nickame
John
Picked up some beautiful bone-in chops at Sams.

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Dry brined for 24 hours with Harvest Brine.

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Wrapped them up tight for their overnight nap in the fridge.

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Took them out and unwrapped them today

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Smoked in the Pint for 2.5 hours at 210F

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When they hit 130F internal they were tossed on a screaming hot vortex equipped Weber kettle and kissed by flames, before coming in for a rest.

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After resting for a bit, it was ready to be sliced.

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As you can tell by the mess on the boards, these chops were extremely juicy and so very tasty!
 
Thick chops are a standard on the grill during the week at my house. Those chops look mighty fine right there!
 
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