Garrett
Babbling Farker
- Joined
- Oct 3, 2012
- Location
- Gastonia North Carolina
Decided late in the day to do some thick cut chops. Let them soak for 2 hrs in the brine, kosher salt, sugar, black pepper, and crushed rosemary.
After the 2 hr soak time removed the chops and patted them dry and hit them with Weber Boston bay.
Got the UDS going with some RO and used a mix of Alder and pecan for the smoke. After it hit 325 I choked back a little it settled in at 315 and then came the TBS. It's go time!!
After about 35 minutes when chops hit an IT of 140 I mixed up a quick honey glaze that consisted of Dijon mustard, some local honey, a clove of garlic, and some salt and pepper. Sorry no pic of glaze. Removed chops at an IT of 145.
Hear is the finished product. I realy enjoyed the brine. Thought it was the key to having moist chops. The alder and pecan gave a very mild but good flavor. Thanks for looking.
After the 2 hr soak time removed the chops and patted them dry and hit them with Weber Boston bay.
Got the UDS going with some RO and used a mix of Alder and pecan for the smoke. After it hit 325 I choked back a little it settled in at 315 and then came the TBS. It's go time!!
After about 35 minutes when chops hit an IT of 140 I mixed up a quick honey glaze that consisted of Dijon mustard, some local honey, a clove of garlic, and some salt and pepper. Sorry no pic of glaze. Removed chops at an IT of 145.
Hear is the finished product. I realy enjoyed the brine. Thought it was the key to having moist chops. The alder and pecan gave a very mild but good flavor. Thanks for looking.
