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ModelMaker

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Dragged home a couple Iowa T-bone chops. Just to let you know I SUCK at cooking pork cuts, oh they're good but I want perfect tender, juicy chops!
Dried these off and put them in a brine.


Let 'em soak for 5 hrs.


Gave them a good coat of award winning Hart Burn comp rub.


Everything in the house was ready to go, cause I was going to stand right there and flippity, flip, flip till I hit my 135* temp.


Flippity,


Flip,


Flip,


Plated up with some leave over chicken alfredo and a glass of fine box Burgundy!
Real good, but still on the hunt for perfect....


Ed
 
You have actual grill marks so you didn't flip quick enough.

They look good, Ed. Bet they were. Keep shooting for perfect.
 
I would flippin' like a pork chop as nice as that. You may still be searching for perfect, but that is close enough for me.
 
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