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  1. I think a better way is to pan sear the chops on both sides. Get a nice crust on them over the coarse of about 4 min on each side, then cut the heat to low and add a 1/4 cup of hot tap water to the pan/chops and cover. Simmer that side 4 min and then flip for 4 min. Rest 2 or 3 min then pig out!

  2. I like the stove top first and then oven method also. My pork chops have turned out much more even cooked doing it this way.

    Most important thing I've found is to temp it a few minutes before you expect to be near done to make sure it doesn't dry out.

    I usually let the pork chop rest out of the oven by itself on a new plate but after watching this video, it does makes way more sense to leave it out of the oven still basting in it's own juices for a few minutes before cutting it open.

  3. hate these cooking shows that use spice mixes where they do not tell you what's in them, you need to buy the mix to find out, reminds me to much of Obamacare, when Nancy Pelosi said, "you need to vote 'yes' on it to find out what is in the bill" bullshit, not taking that crap anymore. … still gave the video a thumbs up 👍 b/c everyone needs to be aloud to make their living.

  4. Thank you so much for sharing these chops look and smell so good plus they are tender. I used different seasonings but followed your cooking instructions I wish I could post a picture they are so good!

  5. Thank you for showing me how to make a delicious pick chop. I had no idea what I was gonna. Do with this thick chop never cook one before. But with your instructions it came out absolutely delicious thank you.😊👏🏾

  6. I cooked these last night and they were delicious! They looked exactly like the ones in your video. I used 3 boneless thick chops. My seasoning was Morton's Natures Seasoning and fresh ground black pepper. I followed your technique exactly. I put them in the 350 oven and set the timer for 15 minutes, checked the temperature and they were way past 145 but were delicious anyway. Thanks for sharing this recipe and I will be using it again.

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