Pork chops on the barby

Started by Oldfart9999, August 08, 2016, 08:05:00 AM

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Oldfart9999

For pork chops I buy a loin and cut it up, about 11/4 inches thick, makes boneless chops that can be stuffed. Yesterday we rubbed the chops then did them on the gas grill, when they were done we did fresh corn on the cob on the grill until there was a char, both came out great. My wife made stuff zucchini, good meal!!
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Mike Cork

I love chops and I love grill cooked corn on the cob!!! We do both almost weekly during the summer. Going to look into this loin idea. What do you stuff them with?

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That does sound good Rodney.

Mike, I have stuffed them with cornbread stuffing. I have a friend that uses wild rice. Both are good.
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flowerjohn

Quote from: Oldfart9999 on August 08, 2016, 08:05:00 AM
For pork chops I buy a loin and cut it up, about 11/4 inches thick, makes boneless chops that can be stuffed. Yesterday we rubbed the chops then did them on the gas grill, when they were done we did fresh corn on the cob on the grill until there was a char, both came out great. My wife made stuff zucchini, good meal!!
Rodney

That sounds real good Rodney!! You can also butterfly the whole loin out, stuff it with crushed Apple, asparagus, garlic and onion. Then roll it up, tie it of and cut some nice steaks when it's done. This is a fine thread here. I'm starving.


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Lipripper

Quote from: flowerjohn on August 08, 2016, 04:41:02 PM
That sounds real good Rodney!! You can also butterfly the whole loin out, stuff it with crushed Apple, asparagus, garlic and onion. Then roll it up, tie it of and cut some nice steaks when it's done. This is a fine thread here. I'm starving.


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John the chops and apples and garlic and onion sound good but you can keep that   lo lo

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flowerjohn

Quote from: Lipripper on August 08, 2016, 04:58:55 PM
John the chops and apples and garlic and onion sound good but you can keep that   lo lo

Ok substitute bacon!! Lol! That's good anytime anywhere.


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Lipripper

You got that right I loved bacon when I could eat  :'(

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What are you all trying to do to me. I'm fat enough already.  lo
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Good idea. I've got a loin and will try it tomorrow.

flowerjohn

Quote from: Smallie_Stalker on August 08, 2016, 05:24:21 PM
What are you all trying to do to me. I'm fat enough already.  lo

Sounds like you need to go the turkey bacon option!


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I just finished eating supper and youns have made me hungry reading this  lo
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Quote from: flowerjohn on August 08, 2016, 05:49:51 PM
Sounds like you need to go the turkey bacon option!


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I could do that. I also need to go the "get up off your lazy butt and take a walk every once in a while" option too.  :surrender:
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Oldfart9999

Mike, you got some good answers on stuffing, I want to make a tapenade and try that. I didn't stuff these, I put some of my rub on them, seared both sides then finished cooking them.
I just finished lunch and now am hungry again. To all of you what are complaining about being  bit larger the best exercise you can do is "push away after one moderate helping", don't ask how I know. ~roflmao
Rodney
PS I cut the chops an inch to an inch and a quarter, lets you sear both sides without burning the inside.
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