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Pork Chop in a cast iron skillet?
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BluesnBBQ
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I've been meaning to try cooking a pork chop on the Egg in a cast iron skillet (one of my favorite ways to do a steak).[p]Has anyone else here done this? Should I do it the same way I do steak? (3-4 minutes per side) What about rub or marinade suggestions?
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BluesnBBQ,
Never done chops in a skillet but I imagine you could the same way you do a steak... as for the rub one of my absolute favorites is a 50/50 mix of DP Dizzy Dust and Raging River.
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Good Eats,
Right on.Do them direct six to eight minutes a side or till you have 140 internal.Tent those puppys up and deglaze those pan drippings for a good finish.
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BluesnBBQ, I wonder how the breakfast pork chops, the thin ones, would go over on a skillet cook, egg style. T
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