I also believe they did the chops at the Madison, In hotluck. I don't recall the name of the cut of the meat, but the meat was a big piece before you'd actually cut the meat up into pork chops. Was very very good. I BBQ and smoke pork chops at home on my Brinkmann cooker. If anyone smokes, I'd recommend you buy a good (don't spare much money) thermometer that will show you the ranges of temps on the grill. Smoking GENERALLY is done around the 200 to around 220 or 230 degrees (F) range. I find 220 is good. You DON'T want your temp to drop below 200 degrees. Typically, if you have a good grill with a separate fire box, you probably only have to stoke the fire....at BEST, you shouldn't have to open the grill more than once during the whole process...that way the temperature should stay constant. Ted __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/