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Pork Loin 3 Ways

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doongie

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I won a whole pork loin in a raffle, so I decided to cure and smoke it. I cut it into 6 roughly equal pieces and tried 3 different flavors. 2 have brown sugar, 2 have maple syrup, and 2 has a texas bbq dry rub that I like.

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After curing, forming a pellicle before smoking.

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After smoking. It was right near 0f, so I cranked up the smoker to 250f, it took about 3-1/2 hrs to get to 160f it.

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I used a slicer that I’m confident is every bit of 45 years old. Anyone remember these?

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Packaged for the freezer.

Our charcuterie board for Christmas will be a little bit better this year than some others.
 
Nice haul! Which was your favorite?

Ryan
 
Looks good, and we have that very same Oster slicer. It's still kicking and cutting meat.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Looks great, we had 1 from my mother-in-law used it for years and gave it to my son, think they still have it, it's over 40 years old.
 
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