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empty BBQ Fan
Joined: 11 Jun 2013 Posts: 162
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Posted: Feb 07 2016 Post subject: Whole Pork Loin Help Please |
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Need help with a pork loin , I'm doing a little B-Day party for a friend . I will be doing some other meats Ribs & Butts that I'm fine with it's just I have never done whole loins . He wanted some sliced to go along with the pulled .
I will be using a reverse flow smoker for inquiring minds . Normal 225ish . On loins I am thinking inject apple / peach . Then applying rub and rest . This is where I need the help .
Cook til color 2 - 2 1/2 wrap with sugar and juice maybe honey as well . Is the internal temp desired 165- 170 n or what ?
And is that the Finish temp ?
So if I'm going to apply a Finish Glaze and back in for
1/2 to an hour to set , about what temp do you Un-foil ? |
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biker.chef BBQ Pro

Joined: 28 Jun 2010 Posts: 558 Location: Burnsville Minnesota
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Posted: Feb 07 2016 Post subject: |
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I won't cook a pork lion that long or to that high a temp.
Pork lions have almost no marbling so they are better if cooked at a higher temp for a shorter time.
Cook to maybe 145° and let rest. _________________ -------
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Joined: 06 Sep 2007 Posts: 13550 Location: Mississauga ON Canada
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Posted: Feb 07 2016 Post subject: |
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biker.chef hit the nail on the head..... whole center cut pork lions have zero fat....
I cook to 145-150......tent in foil for 15-20 minute rest and you will end up at around 160 give or take a degree or two.....
nothing worse than a dry pork loin.....sucks. _________________ Horizon Offset (Marshall RD Special)
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whall BBQ Fan
Joined: 13 Jan 2014 Posts: 281 Location: Rockwood, TN
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Posted: Feb 09 2016 Post subject: |
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Another bit of advice would be to cut the loin in half. It will help to keep from smaller end from drying out.
I only dry rub and cook them to around 150ish and take them straight off and wrap them tightly in foil and let them rest.
I have cooked 25+ this way and haven't had one that was dried out. . . yet  |
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phil c BBQ Pro
Joined: 18 Jul 2011 Posts: 587 Location: Center Point, IA
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Posted: Feb 09 2016 Post subject: |
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Gotta echo what others have said. cook till 145 then wrap and rest.
I inject mine with apple juice the night before. then a bit of Big Rons Original rub. If you sace of glaze wait till internal is about 120.
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craft&que

Joined: 02 Feb 2016 Posts: 6 Location: Westeren PA
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Posted: Feb 10 2016 Post subject: |
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[quote="phil c"]Gotta echo what others have said. cook till 145 then wrap and rest.
I inject mine with apple juice the night before. then a bit of Big Rons Original rub. If you sace of glaze wait till internal is about 120.
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I traditionally do a dusting of tenderquick the night before, adds a light hammy flavor to the outer edges, leaving the center a pork roast flavor [ also builds a meathead smoke ring even in an easy bake oven ]. I like to wrap around 135° to keep as much juice as possible and cook to 145° MAX. Let rest and slice, pour juices back over finished slices. _________________ Money Maker
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