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Reverse sear chops
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AlbertaEgger
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Tried a reverse on some thick ass chops we had, the wife loves a burnt crust on chops so I thought I would give it a try. Cooked raised direct at ~275 till an IT of ~125, then opened her up to 600 with the CI skillet on, tossed the chops on till an IT of 140. they turned out great. I love a thick crust on them as well. Have a great rest of the week everyone. This weekend is going to be crazy, looking at temps around 16 C (60 F), unreal for March. Should take care of a lot of the snow. 
County of Parkland, Alberta, Canada
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You are out of hibernation I see, on your side of the Rockies. Nice looking chops - and the rest of that meal ain't too shabby either.Delta B.C. - Whiskey and steak, because no good story ever started with someone having a salad!
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@AlbertaEgger. Those look awesome! Do you put butter or oil in the CI before the sear?GWN
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She's going to be shorts and tee temps this weekend!Skiddymarker said:You are out of hibernation I see, on your side of the Rockies. Nice looking chops - and the rest of that meal ain't too shabby either.County of Parkland, Alberta, Canada -
I don't, just a little oil rubbed around with a towel before putting it on the grill. Should i put butter?Nanook said:@AlbertaEgger. Those look awesome! Do you put butter or oil in the CI before the sear?County of Parkland, Alberta, Canada -
Incredible looking meal.
XL BGE, LG BGE, and a hunger to grill everything in sight!!!Joe- Strongsville, OH -
Very Nice! I love the Thick Chops. It looks like you are feeding people well.Charlotte, Michigan XL BGE
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I don't know. I just want to try searing with a CI pan, and was curious of your process.AlbertaEgger said:
I don't, just a little oil rubbed around with a towel before putting it on the grill. Should i put butter?Nanook said:@AlbertaEgger. Those look awesome! Do you put butter or oil in the CI before the sear?GWN -
The pan I got was great. Do recommend it for a large. I put 3 small risers below the grill to left the skillet so it's easy to get in and out. But it's a perfect fit. Cabellas.Nanook said:
I don't know. I just want to try searing with a CI pan, and was curious of your process.AlbertaEgger said:
I don't, just a little oil rubbed around with a towel before putting it on the grill. Should i put butter?Nanook said:@AlbertaEgger. Those look awesome! Do you put butter or oil in the CI before the sear?County of Parkland, Alberta, Canada -
Nice chops! Btw IMO butter might burn in the pan at searing temps. Not sure though.
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You've got chops cooking...chops. Great looking meal all around!
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