Another quick recipe for all of you busy people out there. Normally I don’t cook pork chops. Lately, I’ve had numerous people tell me that Arty’s Party Rub is delicious on Pork Chops. So many, in fact, that I couldn’t take it anymore. I had to try them out!
Pork chops are an interesting type of meat. You can bake em, fry em, bbq em, slow cook em and even stuff em. For me, I like to sear mine in a cast iron skillet. Not only does it create a great browning on the outside, but it helps keep in the moisture as well. Plus, it only takes about 10 min to cook!
I like a nice center cut pork chop without the bone. Now, I know some of you are saying, blasphemy, pork chops without a bone! It’s mainly a preference of convenience as I find it easier not to eat around the bone and they were on sale at the market this week :). If you’re cooking with the bone in, make sure to add a minute or so to each side when you cook it.
I’m always looking for new ways to cook so let me know how you like to cook your pork chops below!
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Ingredients:
- Arty’s Party Rub
- 1″center cut pork chops boneless.
- Vegetable oil
- Apple Sauce
Tools:
- Cast Iron Skillet
- Tin Foil
- Tongs
Steps:
- Heat the cast iron to medium high heat.
- Place a generous amount of Arty’s Party Rub on each side of the Pork Chops.
- After the skillet is hot (~10min) add enough oil to coat the pan where the chops will sit.
- Let the chops sit for 3 min then flip over (1 min extra if bone in) and let them sit for another 3 min. Internal temperature at the thickest point should be about 140 degrees.
- After you have cooked both sides, hold the chops on each end for about 10-20 seconds giving the edge a nice sear.
- After all edges are seared place the chops on a piece of tin foil and wrap them letting them sit for about 5 min.
- Eat the pork chops with apple sauce.