Ken
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Reverse seared pork rib chops are great on the grill butt like some help from my smoker. This time I used 1.7oz of naturally dried cherry. Season one side with your favorite rub. A light smoke, no matter the wood it's all that’s needed. Smoked at 170 for under an hour to an IT of 130. Let the chops cool a bit. Then a quick sear on a grill or heavy skillet. Rib chops work better than loin chops as they have fat like a good steak.