Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Pork Recipes => Topic started by: Wing Commander on February 11, 2013, 03:11:00 PM
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Today I cooked pork loin again: smoked with hickory and cherry-wood at about 210°F for 3 hours to an IT of about 143°F and glazed after 2.5 hours with a mixture of habanero honey, maple sirup, worcestershire sauce, Marc de Gewurztraminer, allspice, nutmeg and marjoram, then raised the temperature at 280°F.
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Another awesome cook WC. Sure looks moist.
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Another awesome cook WC. Sure looks moist.
Boy, that sure does! Nice job WC!
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Another fine cook WC!!! Did you brine the loin before cooking? I usually do but have done them without and find if I pull them at about the temp you did they come out moist and tender. I used to cook to an IT of 160 deg. out of old habit. Don
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That looks good. I also brine when I remember.
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it looks perfect. i got to come live w/ you. i would like some of that. now would be good. 8)
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Dam! Wish I was your neighbor. That looks great. :P
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That sure looks good. I love the pork loin when it's smoked , moist and tender.
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Nice
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Did you brine the loin before cooking?
No, I didn't brine the loin. I just rubbed it half an hour before cooking.
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Nice loin. Pam .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.
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Nice plate buddy! That would make awesome sammies.
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How many pounds was the loin? That looks fantastic!
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Another one out of the park WC!
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How many pounds was the loin?
It was 2,65 pounds.
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WC,
That is a great looking pork loin!! I'll bet your friends and family love it when you fire up one of your "toys".
Art
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Great cook! Pork looks so moist! The side salad...is it lettuce/onion/ vinegar/oil?
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The side salad...is it lettuce/onion/ vinegar/oil?
No. I don't know how this salad is called in English - my online dictionary says it's pointed cabbage or sweetheart cabbage. Here's a picture (http://media.kuechengoetter.de/media/61/12072496123000/abt_dsf6953.jpg) of it. The dressing is indeed onion (chalots), vinegar and oil.
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Thanks...never seen that cabbage here.
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Outstanding WC!!!!!
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I'd eat that!