This sous vide pork chop recipe is one of our favorite ways to cook plump, juicy chops. What we love about cooking pork chops sous vide is how easy it is to do, the way our special spice rub infuses them with flavor, and how using sous vide cooks them perfectly from edge to edge.
Seal the pork chops in a vacuum seal bag using a vacuum sealer and cook them sous vide for two hours. When they have finished cooking, take them out of the bag and finish them on a grill, in a pan, or with a torch.
Pan Seared
To finish the chops on the stove, add a tbsp of butter to a heavy-bottomed skillet and brown them for a minute or two on each side.
Grill FInished
The chops should be grilled on a preheated medium-high grill for one to two minutes per side.
WIth a Torch
To finish them with a torch, use a pair of tongs to hold the chops and move the torch back and forth over them until they’ve browned. Make sure there is nothing flammable near the torch.