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As noted in the tenderloin smoking process previously described in Prof Bill's post, this following post is all about the sauce. For those who value an extremely complimentary sauce, you might try your hand at this one.
Smoked pork-loin roast sauce.
Ingredients:
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From Prof Bill's successful experiment--approved by two certified chefs and a caterer who passed judgment on the final product:
This post is more about the sauce than it is about the pork roast. Most of you already know how to smoke a Boston butt--except in this case, the tenderloin is bone...
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