Start with standard cut pork chops.
The standard cut is usually 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch thick.
When seasoning pork chops, season both sides lightly or heavy on one side.
Our family's favorite seasoning is Spade L Ranch.
Make sure to flip the pork chops occasionally as you grill them.
Pork chops will turn a light white color when they are done. If there is pink in the middle, they need to cook longer.
It is easy to over cook pork chops so be careful.
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I have a really good Jamaican jerk marinade to try on pork chops. I can give you the recipe and you don't even have to link to my blog.
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