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Any of you folks do them?
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Love'um!! I brine them for 8 hours and then rinse well. Hit with some rub and then on to the smoker at 225* with cherry and apple wood until internal temp is around 130*. Give them a quick sear on a hot grill, let rest and serve.
Mike
Know fat, know flavor. No fat, no flavor.
I tried going vegan, but then realized it was a big missed steak.
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I just grill them. Like Mike said, about 130 for a slightly pink and juicy chop.
Sean
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Shame you're not in Tx.
Froberg's in Alvin does a standing rack of chops that is great.
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I've had smoked this an that (duck, shoulder, tenderloin, brisket, chicken, gator an a bunch more) an it was all good. Then theres the way they fix it in Texas. You'll think you've died an gone to Heaven.........Redworm
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Love'um!! I brine them for 8 hours and then rinse well. Hit with some rub and then on to the smoker at 225* with cherry and apple wood until internal temp is around 130*. Give them a quick sear on a hot grill, let rest and serve.
Mike This sounds great, e.g., brine.
Murphy was a grunt.
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