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Grandpa's Farm is a 5th generation family farm located in Northwest Indiana. We raise Belted Galloway Cattle, Heritage Pork, Katahdin Sheep, and several breeds of goats. All of our animals are antibiotic-free, hormone-free, and raised ethically. When you purchase meat from us, you know you are getting the best quality for your family.
At Grandpa's Farm, we raise our animals just like our grandpa did! We treat the animals with respect and care. Our animals have plenty of pasture to roam and enjoy the sunshine and grass on beautiful days, and shelter for inclimate weather. The hay that our animals consume is grown right here on our family farm.Our goal is to allow others to enjoy the most wholesome and delicious meat that we as a family have enjoyed for years.
Address
View map15213 South 1175 West Wanatah, IN 46390
Hours
24/7
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We ship every Monday.
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Porterhouse Chop: Cut from the lower back, this large chop includes a portion of the tenderloin and is recognized by its T-bone shape.
T-Bone Chop: Similar to the Porterhouse but with a portion of tenderloin exposed on at least one side.
Ribeye Chop: Derived from the rib portion of the bone-in center cut rib, often frenched to remove meat around the rib bone.
New York/Center Cut Chop: Boneless and typically cut 1 ¼ inches thick, these chops are cut above the loin chop and are known for their tenderness.
Blade Chop: These chops are cut from the beginning of the loin or shoulder area, often thicker and more marbled, commonly prepared as pork loin country-style ribs or butterflied.
Regardless of the type, pork chops cook similarly. Whether you’re grilling, baking, sautéing, or air-frying, be sure to cook your pork chop to an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C) for optimal tenderness and flavor. The cooking time and temperature will vary based on the chop’s thickness (typically between ½ to 2 inches) and whether it’s bone-in or boneless. Here are some general tips:
Grill or Sear: For a crispy, caramelized exterior, grill or sear your pork chops on medium-high heat and finish them in the oven if needed.
Oven Baking: For a juicy, tender chop, bake in the oven at around 375°F (190°C) for 20-25 minutes, depending on thickness.
Pork chops are a great source of lean protein and are one of the most versatile cuts, perfect for a wide range of recipes from casual dinners to gourmet meals.
Bone-in chops are known for their additional flavor, while boneless chops offer a leaner option with faster cooking times.
Pork chops are often paired with fruit-based sauces, like apple sauce, or tangy sides such as sauerkraut for a balance of flavors.
Protein: A great source of high-quality protein, ideal for muscle repair and overall body health.
B Vitamins: Rich in B6 and B12, which help your body convert food into energy and maintain a healthy nervous system.
Iron & Zinc: Offers essential iron for red blood cell production and zinc for immune function and cell repair.
Grill or Pan-Fry: Pork chops are perfect for grilling or pan-frying—make sure to cook over medium heat for a golden-brown crust and tender inside.
Rest After Cooking: Let your pork chop rest for 3 minutes after cooking to lock in juices and improve flavor.
Pair with Sweet or Tangy Sauces: Complement pork chops with apple chutney, mustard glaze, or a simple garlic butter sauce for added flavor.
Pork chops should reach an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C) for a perfect meal.
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