If you're in a warm-weather area like Arizona or Southern California then you know how awesome it is to enjoy grilling all year round. During the fall the family and I love to enjoy the outdoors and we definitely still have the grill going. But instead of the burgers and dogs of the summer, we throw on things like pork chops! Coupled with apples, it’s a perfect way to enjoy those seasonal flavors.
This recipe is going to be pretty simple. But the star of the show is this delicious apple salsa. It was my first time trying it and WOW! What a great combination with the grilled pork chops! Cilantro and red onions are already one of my favorite food pairs, but throwing in the sweetness of the apple and lemon juice are just magical and sort of sophisticated. And don’t worry, the kids loved it too.
The first thing you're going to make is the apple salsa.
I usedthis handy tool from OXO帮我切洋葱和苹果。它是这样的fun tool! All you do is half your apple or onion, place it on the grid and press down for perfectly chopped veggies and fruit!
Place it in a bowl and add lemon juice and cilantro.
Next, you're going to prep your pork chops for the grill. I like to start them on the stove and then finish them on the grill but you can cook them fully on the grill if you like. All you need to season them with is salt and pepper! Nothing fancy.
I don’t usually get a chance to jump on the grill because my husband always beats me to it! He cracked open these beautiful BBQ tools from Schmidt Brothers to help him finish off the pork chops. Thisgrill setis made from the same wood used for baseball bats and it’s just so handsome!
Guys love that masculine look and the ash wood mixed with the stainless steel is so classy! It also comes with its own storage box too.
Once you've finished grilling, you're ready to eat!
Plate and serve the pork chops with the apple salsa and fresh lemon wedges.
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