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Need pork chop Advice

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I have 6 1 inch chops sitting in a buttermilk brine with 1/4 of Jeff's rub mixed in.
We eat at 5. I was planning 250 for like 3 hrs until IT hits 145 and let it rest 30 mins
Will be using cherrywood and a apricot and agave glaze.
Any suggestions?
 
I have 6 1 inch chops sitting in a buttermilk brine with 1/4 of Jeff's rub mixed in.
We eat at 5. I was planning 250 for like 3 hrs until IT hits 145 and let it rest 30 mins
Will be using cherrywood and a apricot and agave glaze.
Any suggestions?
The last time I smoked pork chops (and the first time they cam out nice and juicy) I smoked them over cherry at 240* for 1 hr and 40 mins.

Pulled them at 140 and let them rest a bit.

Gary
 
Thanks Gary. I was starting to give up if anyone would reply to my post..
I will start them at 2 thank you
 
How did they come out?  I have never done pork chops but it sounds like a great idea!

Mike
 
Omg they were juicy and tender . They only took 1 1/2 hours to reach 155. I pulled them off and wrapped them on a plate.
When I was ready to serve I mixed up 1/2 cup of peach preserves with tbs of wortershire sauce and I/4 cup agave with a squeeze of lemon in a put until it became happy. Them brushed it on each chop and browned them on the grill.
Everyone raved. You gotta try it
 
I'm going to try this, if I can find some nice thick chops. Most are really thin down here, not like we could get in the Midwest.
 
Here in jersey most chops are thin too
Just watch your IT. Once it starts moving it goes pretty fast
 
Sounds good were they bone in or boneless?

Richie
 
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