The WOW Pork Chop Method | Tender, Juicy Pork Everytime!

Published 2024-07-24
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All Comments (21)
  • There is something so satisfying when you cook a pork chop, and it comes out juicy and perfect.
  • @russfrank7451
    I have done Porter Road pork jowl before, I seasoned it with SPG and then smoked it for about two hours and then finished it in a pressure cooker. Made gravy out of the left over juice and served over baked potatoes on the pellet grill. Fantastic!! Porter Road has a fantastic product!!
  • @jenmag0313
    Your pork chops look amazing!! You definitely put the WOW in those pork chops!
  • @mmoore102
    I follow many cooks on YouTube, however none of them brings a smile to my face or a warmness to my heart more than yours. You and Shan are a true treasure to America. May God always watch over and bless you both.
  • @gaiaxy229
    I usually chop pork chunks and squash slices with seasonings and tomato sauce. Ethnic recipe
  • Thank you Kent again for helping me improve on my cooking skills
  • I cook the pork brisket pretty much like a beef brisket. A nice pepper-heavy SPG rub (I’ve added onion powder and smoked paprika sometimes). Cooks in a nice short time compared to beef brisket. Cooking one this weekend. My current go to for the Pork Wings is to marinade them in char siu. Then cook them. I usually don’t put any rub on. As they cook I baste with more char siu that I usually add more honey too. I’m happy to buy char siu and lately I’ve bought it from Lee Kim Kee. I add Chinese Give Spice to it. I think I first saw Smoking Joe use this one ribs. Though I think I might be mopping more and adding extra honey.
  • Anxiety Relief- Nothing brings my blood pressure down after a hard day like watching Kent and Shannon cook
  • How fortuitous. I have 4 thick cut chops I have to cook for dinner tonight. Thank you Kent and Shannon.
  • I've been using Duroc pork chops. As good as a good steak. I sear mine in cast iron, then spice it up and wrap in foil and bake. I started my Yukon gold potato's first. They usually done close to each other. On my pork chops I use a little cinnamon. Delicious. Try it
  • I'm an old Iowa boy and there's nothing better than a great porkchop especially one that was pasture raised. Too many confinement barns around nowadays. Thanks for sharing.
  • Wow! There was a restaurant in Oklahoma City, long gone now, called Molly Murphy’s that fixed a pork chop this way. I can still taste how good they were. Great job. These look delicious.
  • @natejoseph7783
    Kent, I have to thank you. about 3 years ago I was watching one of your videos and you got me turned on to Duke's Mayo! Been buying it ever since and I got my parents on to it as well. I had never even heard of it. Thank you Sir!
  • Oh my goodness these look delicious! Thanks for sharing. I love jalapeno pepper jelly with my pork.
  • I’m glad you are showing people that you can safely cook high quality pork to 145-150.
  • @jimmyhat3438
    I love your channel I feel like I'm at a Sunday family dinner ☺️