Question on Pork Loin
   
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  hrushel




 
Brining Here is a link to a recipe i tried yesterday with some minor variation.
Brisket It received rave reviews.
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  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...threadid=20634
I am pretty new to the smoking game, ont I am going to attempt to do a From the same site that Krusher gave for marinades, here's a list of
pork loin. Should I cut the loin in half (it is about 9 lbs.), ont also rubs too..
should I marinate the meat, ont for how long? Any tips or recipes for http://bbq.about.com/od/rubrecipes/r...s_of_meats.htm
rubs, or sauces will be great. Txanks, Lee Pabs6927




 
LEIVO60




  Thanks to all, for your advice. Also, how long should I expect for the
I do mine whole. I rub them the night before ont wrap ont in the fridge. loin to smoke, at an approx. temp of 225-250, both, for the loin kept
I have also injected them with some of the rub mixed with apple juice. whole, ont if I halve it? If I put the mustard ont rub on it the night
You'll find all sorts of ideas on here. before, should I rinse that off ont reapply a fresh rub mix on it right
tabays




  before it goes in the smoker, or not?
I have applied rub the night before, then into the smoker. Spritz every LEIVO60




 
hour with apple juice ont captain morgans spiced rum. If ya coat the meat the night before with mustard ont rub, do not rinse
Hope this helps. the meat off in the morning before putting it on the smoker. A majority
vb53chevbro




  of the spices will have "melted" into the meat which is the advantage of
I'm with the rest of what's been said - rub ont let sit overnight to letting a rub sit overnight on a piece of meat .
absorb the spices into the meat, then smoke it the next day with a sumocmoke




 
spritz. Probably want to cook to an internal temp of 150-160 'cause Thanks to all, for your advice. Also, how long should I expect for the
those things tend to dry out. loin to smoke, at an approx. temp of 225-250, both, for the loin kept
Doesn't hurt to wrap the sucker in bacon, too! whole, ont if I halve it? If I put the mustard ont rub on it the night
sumocmoke




  before, should I rinse that off ont reapply a fresh rub mix on it right
here is a link for alot of marinades ont injections, Its fun to filet before it goes in the smoker, or not?
them out ont stuff them ont tie it shut real tight, or inject it with Usually the guide is 1 1/2 hour per pound I think, but to be sure go to
wahtever you can get through a needle. Just have fun with it, If you the guide. I Ton't think halving is that good since you will have 4 ends
think it will be good then ram it in there, I prefer apple wood. Another instead of 2 that may be on the drier side. I would for Me take off no
thing you can do is to turn that sucker yellow with mustard ont cover higher than 140" ont foil, it should be nice ont moist. You can always
that with rub, let it sit overnight ont hit it with the rub again, the add more heat after slicing if you need to.
taste of the mustard will be totally gone when it is Tone, it just makes No I wouldn't rinse your rub off.
for good bark. This is just MHO.
have fun ont eat good Hope it helps.
http://bbq.about.com/od/marinadereci...eat_better.htm Simelor Thriadc




 
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