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 Post subject: APL'S Cider brined pork chops w/ apple jelly glaze
PostPosted: Sun Jul 22, 2012 7:21 am 
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This book has some wonderful and tasty recipe's
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Three pork chops in the brine for 3-hrs. 2-bone in 1 thick with out
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On a raised grid for 3-min. a side @450*
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The recipe calls for 8-min. a side these were to small so I did them for 6-min. and they were a little over done me and Jackie
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With the glaze in the meantime Jackie made Garlic Fries she found at Trader Joe's and fresh zucchini from our garden
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The Pork Chops had wonderful flavor, Garlic Fries as well, the Zucchini was tasty too. We are going have this again soon. It's a keeper

Recipe: http://www.adamperrylang.com/recipes/ci ... lly-glaze/

Thanks for looking

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 Post subject: Re: APL'S Cider brined pork chops w/ apple jelly glaze
PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 1:59 pm 
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Yum! Did the brining keep them moist inside?


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 Post subject: Re: APL'S Cider brined pork chops w/ apple jelly glaze
PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2012 5:58 am 
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mar52 wrote:
Yum! Did the brining keep them moist inside?

Yes it did mar52

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 Post subject: Re: APL'S Cider brined pork chops w/ apple jelly glaze
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Nice thread Ross...I can smell them from here!
Looks like a good book. The ony BBQ book I have is an old Sunset mag/book. I tend to use my outdoor wok set-up more because of it.
Did you notice any difference in the chop with the bone in? Did you grill the zuchinni? It looks juicy, but doesn't appear to have any grill marks.


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 Post subject: Re: APL'S Cider brined pork chops w/ apple jelly glaze
PostPosted: Sat Jul 28, 2012 6:39 am 
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famished wrote:
Nice thread Ross...I can smell them from here!
Looks like a good book. The ony BBQ book I have is an old Sunset mag/book. I tend to use my outdoor wok set-up more because of it.
Did you notice any difference in the chop with the bone in? Did you grill the zuchinni? It looks juicy, but doesn't appear to have any grill marks.

The bone-in chop tasted better, the Zucchini Was saut'ed

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