"Premium" pork chops were on sale at local grocer @ 4.99 lb. This two rib specimen is 1.75 lb. after trim.
Decent marbling.
Made/cooled brine, Jaccarded chop.
Night night time.
Firing up inverted chimney, smoker already loaded with Ridge and 2 small chunks of each.
Beautiful amber hue after 20 hr. soak and rinse. You can still see the Jaccard holes. It is tender!
I should have weighed it after soak....
Sugar and spice and everything nice, the far left bottle is Gochugaru, which was in the brine too.
Sometimes the TBS just doesn't want to be photographed. HAH!
Not the first time and won't be the last.
Cruising nicely, I bumped the meat alarm down to 139* after pic.
Off at 139*. Was peeking through the exhaust vent, it had just started to "sweat", perfect.
Wrapping to rest in cooler while I do some chores - supposed to be rainy all week.
Snuggled in.
Delicious! You can see the striations from the Jaccard. Looks like ham, tastes like ham. Not salty at all, sweet with a good pepper flavor.
With a little foil juice, tater and beans.
I have used this brine many times but never used the Jaccard along with brine. I wasn't expecting it to be hammy, but it surely was. In 20 hours!
Decent marbling.
Made/cooled brine, Jaccarded chop.
Night night time.
Firing up inverted chimney, smoker already loaded with Ridge and 2 small chunks of each.
Beautiful amber hue after 20 hr. soak and rinse. You can still see the Jaccard holes. It is tender!
I should have weighed it after soak....
Sugar and spice and everything nice, the far left bottle is Gochugaru, which was in the brine too.
Sometimes the TBS just doesn't want to be photographed. HAH!
Not the first time and won't be the last.
Cruising nicely, I bumped the meat alarm down to 139* after pic.
Off at 139*. Was peeking through the exhaust vent, it had just started to "sweat", perfect.
Wrapping to rest in cooler while I do some chores - supposed to be rainy all week.
Snuggled in.
Delicious! You can see the striations from the Jaccard. Looks like ham, tastes like ham. Not salty at all, sweet with a good pepper flavor.
With a little foil juice, tater and beans.
I have used this brine many times but never used the Jaccard along with brine. I wasn't expecting it to be hammy, but it surely was. In 20 hours!