Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Pork Recipes => Topic started by: Pappymn on April 21, 2015, 06:38:51 PM
-
I dry brined the chops for about 4 hours. Really seemed to help, but was a bit salty. Will have to dial back the Salt. ???
Here is the recipe if interested. I liked the pan sauce. I will omit the cider vinegar next time.
http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2015/02/pork-chops-apple-cider-pan-sauce-recipe.html
This was a tasty meal!
(http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/04/21/a4259ced98ef0a38158c0760904d5d46.jpg)
-
Nice looking plate.
-
Looks real tasty Pappy!
-
Looks awesome Pappy ;D
It's almost time to break out the smokers again :)
-
Could I have a plate please Pappy...cause it looks real good 8) 8)
-
That looks very tasty buddy! I'm with Smoke I'd love a plate of that goodness.
One question tho, is the green specks in the mashed taters chopped up peas? ::)
-
That looks very tasty buddy! I'm with Smoke I'd love a plate of that goodness.
One question tho, is the green specks in the mashed taters chopped up peas? ::)
Bite your tongue.......
-
Great looking plate Pappy!
-
That looks very tasty buddy! I'm with Smoke I'd love a plate of that goodness.
One question tho, is the green specks in the mashed taters chopped up peas? ::)
Bite your tongue.......
Sorry buddy but I had to ask! :D
-
That is too good for me to make a pea joke (although there are several on the tip of my tongue... ;) ;) ;D)
Very nice plate, Pappy and well worth trying at my house - thanks!
-
Great plate of food Pappy!!! My favorite dry brine for pork chops is coat with a little Morton tender quick; place on a rack in the fridge, one hour for thinner chops and 2 hours for thicker then rinse and prepare. Don
-
Good looking plate. Just in time as an idea for my pork chops I have waiting for me.