Pork Chop Night


 

Glenn Baumgarth

TVWBB Member
Soccer season over and family all home on a rainy Friday night in Phoenix.

Pork Loin Chops - Center Cut. Marinated in SPOG, mustard, soy sauce and applesauce. (And yes, I poked holes in them with a fork to get some of that apple flavor into the chops.)
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Over direct for 3 minutes per side.
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Yes, we do sometimes get clouds in the desert!!
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Indirect for 50 minutes.
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Finished product.
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Plated with some green beans, rice and applesauce. Yummy meal had by all.
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Thanks for the views.
 
Great looking chops and sides!!! When I was a kid a lot of people ate pork chops with apple sauce and now I never see it anymore.
 
Nice looking plate of food there,and with a black butte porter. The chops have good color and look amazingly good. Ok! now will you share the break down of your ingredients for your marinate. I have a couple of more black butte porters in the refrigerator,and we can sit around and chat about this>:). Great Post thanks for sharing.
 
Super lookin' Chops Glenn, I'd Eet at least three ovum:D
.................Welcome to my Appetite!
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Nice looking chops. Apple is always a nice compliment to pork. I like to saute some peeled sliced granny smiths in some butter with a little sugar to go on top.
 
Thanks guys. I think dark beer goes best with chops - must be the German in me. Always love the applesauce with chops. Two reasons: It serves as a nice dipping sauce if I happen to get the chops a bit over cooked (which usually never happens ;) and my 4 kids (all 13 and under) love it!!!

Paul, can't really give you a break down as I don't ever measure stuff as I'm dumping it in the bag. The soy sauce, mustard and applesauce combine into more of a paste consistency than a normal runny marinade. SPOG is usually to taste. Sorry there's not more details for you but that's as technical as I get on some cooks.
 

 

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