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DavidLane

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I don't like pork. :(

I understand, this chop is not like a supermarket cut. This particular pork is heritage bred, raised locally, cut 2" thick, bone in and dry aged for 2-3 weeks. It is amazing. I ask for it to be cut near the belly side of the loin for a bit more fat. When cooked to medium its fantastic.

Maybe when this whole thing is over I will ship you one!

-DL
 

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I don't like pork. :(
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Piobaire

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Worth a read and he promotes a technique I've been posting results of here for awhile. He likes to sous vide sear on a grill too.

 

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jcman311

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Scare tactics.
The closures mark "a very small fraction of the overall slaughter," in the United States, she added. "At this point there's really no reason to think that there'd be any major disruptions."
 

Piobaire

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*Whew*
 

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Drunkorexia.
 

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Worth a read and he promotes a technique I've been posting results of here for awhile. He likes to sous vide sear on a grill too.

I wrecked a stainless steel 1/4 sheet cooling rack doing the afterburner/"warp 11" charcoal chimney sear a few weeks ago. It turned red hot and warped. The wires are just too thin; I need to find something sturdier. (The standard Weber grate is too big. I'm worried about knocking it over.)

I've talked myself into buying the Slow'n'Sear package with the stainless grill grate, too. (Maybe when I get my BailoutBux.) The snake method doesn't give me a long enough burn. It's a huge pain ********** to chase the grill temp for the last 2-3 hours of the cook. It's more expensive than the grill itself, but hopefully worth it.
 

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