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cut up another whole center loin for rib pork chops

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yesterday cut up another whole center loin loin for real chops each with a rib bone. the end 4-5 back bone joints under the tenderloin makes a nice bone in roast....the chops end up thick so i grill them standing up with bone down and fairly high heat 450-500 the heat cooks thru the bone and sides get nice brown along with the fat at top. , i use bamboo picks from chop to chop to keep em standing.. they turn out perfect .. i forgot to take plated pics of the 2 seasoned
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we grilled last nite .i will next time
 

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Nice ! Wish I could find one here .
 
at sams they do not put these out, or the whole lions ive posted before or many beef wholes. go on website and put in your zip code find store n check cyro vac or bulk meats. and thanks all for looking!
 
Great looking chops!
Looking forward to seeing them cooked up!
Al
 
well today is friday, lent. so we have scallops n shrimp but sunday plan on chops after nascar. oh nuther good thing i get some back fat for sausage.. some get scared of cuttung as they see bones.. reallly easy to get thru if ya just get ur chopper between the vertebrae{ya can see the red dots on backbone is center} n push with hand or like i do now slap it with deadblow or regular hammer. {lets ya know if your knife is good temper}
 
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