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Pork Chops & Grilled Peaches
PASmoke
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Y'all must be good luck because tonights dinner turned out great too! Mrs. PASsmoke chose grilled pork chops, grilled peaches and roasted brussels sprouts for tonights menu. I hit the pork chops with my two favorite rubs....they're both solid but the RunninWild Peach rub is really fantastic and versatile.
I fired up the BGE to just over 500* with no additional wood and let the chops go for 5 minutes on the first side, then flipped them and shut down the egg completely for an additional five minutes. The temp never went below 450* even when totally shut down.
While the chops were resting (about 5/7 minutes) I left the lid up and grilled the peaches. I placed them face down on the Egg for about 3 minutes, then rotated then 45 degrees for grille marks (which didn't really work). I then flipped them on their backs for about 2/3 minutes and pulled them.....about 6/7 minutes total.
We paired tonights dinner - again - with a Rose of Syrah. I would have preferred a medium body red like a Pinot Noir or Sangiovese but I didn't get home from the office in time to let anything decant.....so Rose it was! Worked just fine.....
Lessons Learned: I may grill them next time at a slightly lower temperature - maybe 450ish. Two of the chops puckered a bit when hit with the very high temp which didn't really affect the taste or consistency but did slightly affect the appearance giving it a bowl like appearance. On the other hand it helped hold the moisture in the "bowl"....ha!
Two of My Favorite Rubs:

Raw, Rubbed Chops:

Peaches Before the BGE:

Egg Dialed in to just over 500*

Chops on the Coals:

Peaches On The Coals:

Finished Product:

The Wine:

PS: I hope I'm not overdoing it with the photo's. Please let me know if I should pull back and just include one or two of each cook. I've enjoyed being part of the board the last week.
I fired up the BGE to just over 500* with no additional wood and let the chops go for 5 minutes on the first side, then flipped them and shut down the egg completely for an additional five minutes. The temp never went below 450* even when totally shut down.
While the chops were resting (about 5/7 minutes) I left the lid up and grilled the peaches. I placed them face down on the Egg for about 3 minutes, then rotated then 45 degrees for grille marks (which didn't really work). I then flipped them on their backs for about 2/3 minutes and pulled them.....about 6/7 minutes total.
We paired tonights dinner - again - with a Rose of Syrah. I would have preferred a medium body red like a Pinot Noir or Sangiovese but I didn't get home from the office in time to let anything decant.....so Rose it was! Worked just fine.....
Lessons Learned: I may grill them next time at a slightly lower temperature - maybe 450ish. Two of the chops puckered a bit when hit with the very high temp which didn't really affect the taste or consistency but did slightly affect the appearance giving it a bowl like appearance. On the other hand it helped hold the moisture in the "bowl"....ha!
Two of My Favorite Rubs:

Raw, Rubbed Chops:

Peaches Before the BGE:

Egg Dialed in to just over 500*

Chops on the Coals:

Peaches On The Coals:

Finished Product:

The Wine:

PS: I hope I'm not overdoing it with the photo's. Please let me know if I should pull back and just include one or two of each cook. I've enjoyed being part of the board the last week.
Atlanta, GA - Large BGE x 2
Comments
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Very impressive!!! That looks fantastic!
And NO, you aren't overdoing it with the pix!!! Keep them coming!!!
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We love pics. Don't worry it.
Looks really good. Those sprouts will rock on the egg as well. I cut in half, blanch about a min in a roiling boil, throw in CI with some dried cherries or cranberries, some uncooked bacon and balsamic. Let them get some char. Money. Bonus if you have a pork tenderloin of whole chicken indirect, put them elevated on the stone! -
Thanks @theyolksonyou - I haven done sprouts on the Egg since I first got it and didn't really know how to use it. I will give your recommendation a shot. Quick question.....what is "CI"?Atlanta, GA - Large BGE x 2
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Cast iron
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Wowser! May I have your address. That looks awesome,Charlotte, Michigan XL BGE
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Who makes the running peach rub? Thax
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@bill37 - It's made by Runnin Wild Foods which is a Georgia based company. They're also good folks. They're website is www.runninwildfoods.com
The Peach Rub is under the "Gourmet Seasonings & Sauces".....Then "Gourmet Rubs"....Check it out.Atlanta, GA - Large BGE x 2 -
Way to hit the board full throttle! Great cook! The peach rub sounds excellent. And keep the wine recommendations coming tooChicago, IL - Large and Small BGE - Weber Gasser and Kettle
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