Jeffery Hobbs is constantly evolving his recipes to make the Slow Bone BBQ experience as unique and flavorful as possible.
The legendary pork chop special at Slow Bone BBQ is only available on Sundays and Mondays, but it’s well worth the wait. Jeffery Hobbs’ intricate process takes a solid three weeks from start to finish. With four seasoning applications, three trips to the smoker, three weeks aging in the walk-in, and one quick sear, this pork chop truly one of a kind.
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