Pork Loin and Corn on Cob

[tbjoebbq ss]

Any advice on timing for putting on some corn on the cob while doing a pork loin?  First time doing both on the Horizon. 

At 225-250  thinking about an hour for the corn.  Plan to get a 3#ish roast on.  Does two hours in sound about right?

Thanks in advance for the help!

 

[chef jimmyj]

The thicker Pork Loins will take 30-45 minutes a pound at 225, smoke to an IT of 140-145*F, wrap and rest...The Corn really just needs to be heated so 1 hour sounds fine...

Loins are very lean so Brine adds flavor, help maintain moisture after cooking and tenderizes the meat. Check out this article... http://www.edinformatics.com/math_science/science_of_cooking/brining.htm

Here are a couple of Recipes you may like to try...JJ

Pork Brine

2-12oz.Cans Apple Juice Concentrate

1C Apple Cider Vinegar

1/4C Molasses

1/4C Mustard

1/2C Kosher Salt

2T Pickling Spice (optional)

1T Sage, rubbed

1Gal Water

Combine all and Brine the meat at least over night, 24 hours would be better.

Mild Bubba Q Rub

1/2C Sugar in the Raw (Turbinado)

2T Sweet Paprika (Hungarian)

1T Kosher Salt

1T Chili Powder (contains some Cumin and Oregano) Ancho Chile is same without cumin, oregano etc.

1T Granulated Garlic

1T Granulated Onion

1tsp Black Pepper, more if you like

1/2tsp Grnd Allspice

Cayenne or Chipotle Pwd to taste, start with 1/2tsp and go from there.

Apple Pork Topper

3C Apple Sauce

3T Dijon Mustard

3T Brown Sugar

2T Apple cider Vingar

1tsp Rubbed Sage

1/2tsp Black Pepper

1/2tsp Salt

1/8tsp Cinnamon

Optional: 2-3 Apples, peeled, diced and sauteed until golden brown and tender in 2T Butter.

Place all in a pot and simmer on low until thickened as desired. Adjust sweet/salt to taste. Spoon over Pork Roast, during last 30-60 minutes of Cook time and/or over the pork at the table.

 

[seenred]

Hi, TBJoe.

As usual, JJ nailed it, I couldn't add anything useful to the advice he's already given.  I can say that his recipes are spot-on.  I've never tried one of his that wasn't great.  Good luck with that pork loin, and don't forget the Qview...

Red

 

[tbjoebbq ss]

Well had a change of plans. Went to the store to pick up the pork loin and low and behold it was pork tenderloin on sale. Saw these St. Louis ribs on sale as well so changed in mid stream. The are rubbed down with a modified kc bbq society recipe. (Less salt more garlic).

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• tbjoebbq ss
• Apr 27, 2013

More pics to come.

 

[chef jimmyj]

Nothing wrong with a Rib Dinner. The Recipes work on Tenders but the cook goes really fast and does not hold all that well, so the timing is more critical. I prefer Tenderloin to Loin. Thanks for the kind words RED...JJ

 

[tbjoebbq ss]

Well this is just the 3rd cook on the offset so wanted to stay with something a little bit more forgiving. Funny. I mentioned cooking on the "grill" (generic term) today and my wife said why are you going to cook on the weber. Use the smoker! Think she liked the idea of buying the offset?

 

[tbjoebbq ss]

Well this is just the 3rd cook on the offset so wanted to stay with something a little bit more forgiving. Funny. I mentioned cooking on the "grill" (generic term) today and my wife said why are you going to cook on the weber. Use the smoker! Think she liked the idea of buying the offset?

 

[tbjoebbq ss]

The finished product...

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• tbjoebbq ss
• Apr 27, 2013

 

[chef jimmyj]

Looks great...JJ