Dry, chewy pork chops are a thing of the past—these thick-cut beauties are everything an excellent grilled pork chop should be. By starting out with thick chops it’s easier to prevent them from overcooking, while a dry brine keeps them seasoned and juicy. Here we utilize two-zone indirect heat, which allows you to gently finish cooking the chops after getting them browned over high heat.
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