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Impromptu Pork Chops

OkieEgger75
OkieEgger75 Posts: 21
in Pork
After reading a thread about pork chops on the "Egg," had to do it. Little Dizzy Dust and reverse sear. These were some of the best chops we have ever had.
Muskogee, OK
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  • Doc_Eggerton
    Doc_Eggerton Posts: 5,321
    + simple is good

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  • Loosemoose
    Loosemoose Posts: 295
    Can I ask what internal temp you did with the indirect?
    I did chops tonight to 150 indirect and direct to sear. They ended up at exactly 160 but were too dry.
    I guess I need to know the safe minimum for pork and not go so high on the indirect temp? I cooked at 275 indirect.
    Any help is appreciated.
    Nowhere Indiana
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  • caliking
    caliking Posts: 18,896
    edited November 2013
    @Loosemoose :USDA says that 145°F is safe for pork chops. They are amazing when done that way - its like you didn't know pork chops could be that good. At least that's how I felt. 

    Pull them when they hit 140 and rest. Temp should rise up to 145 during the rest. 

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  • Loosemoose
    Loosemoose Posts: 295
    Awesome thanks for the info caliking.
    Nowhere Indiana
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