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Pork loin, mesquite chips, electric smoker.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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What smoker you running Wabi?
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I’ll bet that’s delicious.. I’m thinking dipped in some spicy brown mustard
She never made it past the bedroom door, what was she aiming for...? She's gone shootin..
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What smoker you running Wabi? Jack, a broil king the children gave me for Christmas. Kicking myself, I passed on a nice smoker on a yard sale.
Last edited by wabigoon; 07/22/21.
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Did you brine It? Details we need details
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Curing salt for a day. Dry rub.
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I have been putting all my pork loins on a pellet grill and smoking (at 200 or below) until they reach 145 internal.
Makes the best damn pork sandwiches I have ever had! The seasoning I usually use is the Pit Boss Sweet Heat.
I will post some pics next time I do one. Tonight was smoked thick cut pork chops! Juicy, tender and full of flavor!
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Dry rub of Salt, pepper, brown sugar, cocoa, fine ground espresso ,& cinnamon---trimmed pork loin. Zip lock bags. Refrig. for 8-10 days. Turn over every day. After curing time remove from zip lock and air dry in refrig. for 2 days. Smoke then a very light coating of maple syrup. Roll in corn meal. Slice thin and hot butter in cast iron.
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