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My First Pork Loin

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jeffed76

Meat Mopper
May 8, 2013
222
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I brined it for about 20 hrs, covered it in olive oil and some rub, and threw it on the smoker for 3+ hours.  Pulled it at internal temp of 145 and let it sit for 30 minutes. It was great, super juicy.  Here's the Q-view:

 

Of course I had to make some sliders...

 
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themule69

Epic Pitmaster
Oct 7, 2012
12,884
350
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Looks great. Nice smoke ring.

Happy smoken.

David
 

jeffed76

Meat Mopper
Thread starter
May 8, 2013
222
15
At what temp were you smoking and what wood did you use?
I smoked it at 225-240ish. When the temp would get to high I sprayed the loin with apple juice and cracked the lid until the temp got back down. The wood started off as mesquite and I ran out so finished up with apple.

Thanks for the kid words guys!
 

radio

Master of the Pit
Jul 28, 2013
1,090
408
Good lookin' loin! 

I've been experimenting and decided to cook the last two as usual the first 3 or four hours, then pulled them and put them in a disposable aluminum pan with a bit of apple juice, foiled them tightly and finished in the oven at 350° for a couple of hours to 200 to 205° so they were as tender as pulled pork.  Made gravy with the Jus and they were knock your socks off good!  Fork tender and very moist.  My new favorite way to do loin!
 

webowabo

Master of the Pit
Dec 25, 2010
1,382
41
Good lookin' loin! 
I've been experimenting and decided to cook the last two as usual the first 3 or four hours, then pulled them and put them in a disposable aluminum pan with a bit of apple juice, foiled them tightly and finished in the oven at 350° for a couple of hours to 200 to 205° so they were as tender as pulled pork.  Made gravy with the Jus and they were knock your socks off good!  Fork tender and very moist.  My new favorite way to do loin!
I saw your thread on that... I will try with my next go round for sure....
 

radio

Master of the Pit
Jul 28, 2013
1,090
408
I saw your thread on that... I will try with my next go round for sure....
You won't be disappointed!  Save the Jus, add some brewed coffee and make a roux with flour and butter to thicken it with and enjoy
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  Hopefully I'll get my new (to me) smoker going before long and won't have to finish them in the oven
 

jeffed76

Meat Mopper
Thread starter
May 8, 2013
222
15
I've been experimenting and decided to cook the last two as usual the first 3 or four hours, then pulled them and put them in a disposable aluminum pan with a bit of apple juice, foiled them tightly and finished in the oven at 350° for a couple of hours to 200 to 205° so they were as tender as pulled pork.  
I've got to try this out, sounds amazing!
 
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