First Pork Loin on the Treager

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calgarycraig

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Apr 16, 2016
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Took a very simple recipe / method but added a twist!
Injected the loin with an apple juice and maple syrup mixture. Then put on a sweet and spicy mustard, Stubbs pork rub (that's all I had), brown sugar and salt. Wrapped and refrigerated. Took out after a couple hours and let sit for a bit longer.

Put on the Traeger for an hour smoke, then cranked up the heat to 225.

Total cook time about 3.5 hours.


Overall super juicy and moist. Great flavor.


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Hi Gary. My plan was to take it off the grill at 148 degrees ( used a thermapen), but ended up talking to my neighbor and ended up pulling it at 152 degrees. Probably ended up on the medium side, but was still pretty juicy.
 
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Nice job still looks moist so points for you. And remember no BSing with the neighbor while cooking LOL

Richie

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Thanks guys. They were even tasty today for lunch. Funny thing about my neighbor - he was bbq'ing quarter chickens (gas) and started a friggen grease fire in his bbq. It was incredible. You should have seen the black smoke! I had no choice but to be distracted [emoji]128512[/emoji] That is what screwed up my temp!


Have a great week gentlemen!
 
Thanks guys. They were even tasty today for lunch. Funny thing about my neighbor - he was bbq'ing quarter chickens (gas) and started a friggen grease fire in his bbq. It was incredible. You should have seen the black smoke! I had no choice but to be distracted [emoji]128512[/emoji] That is what screwed up my temp!


Have a great week gentlemen!
My co-worker did the same thing last weekend.  He's asking me for ideas for dual smoker/grill charcoal and gas.  I suggested getting a good grill and a good smoker.  Not something that might be able to do both.

Mike
 
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