SmokinAl
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I bought a loin at Sam's a couple of days ago. Cut it into 4 pieces. Froze two of them. Put one in a curing brine for CB, and the last one I stuffed with ham, swiss & sliced fresh jalapenos.
Here's the loin:
Cut it up, and sliced up a ham that I just cold smoked for 4 hours.
Next slice up some fresh jalapenos, and unroll the loin. I left the fat cap on.
Next pound it out so it's all the same thickness.
Lay the ham on, then the jalapenos.
Next the Swiss cheese, roll it up & tie it
Score the fat cap and put some mustard & rub on it.
I really overstuffed it so I stood it on the end & pushed everything back inside then wrapped bacon over the end & tied it on. Then put some bacon over the top & wrapped it in plastic wrap to season in the fridge for a few hours.
Into a pan & into the smoker, using hickory & red oak for the wood today.
Pulled it out at 140 IT and rested it for a couple of hours covered in foil. The carryover cooking would bring it up to 145. I wanted the cheese to set up so it wouldn't run out when I cut into it.
It came out perfect, nice & juicy and all intact.
Judy baked some Brioche buns & they just came out of the oven.
Here's my pork loin Cordon Bleu sandwich, with some homemade dills.
Of course with an adult beverage!
Thanks for looking!!
Al
Here's the loin:
Cut it up, and sliced up a ham that I just cold smoked for 4 hours.
Next slice up some fresh jalapenos, and unroll the loin. I left the fat cap on.
Next pound it out so it's all the same thickness.
Lay the ham on, then the jalapenos.
Next the Swiss cheese, roll it up & tie it
Score the fat cap and put some mustard & rub on it.
I really overstuffed it so I stood it on the end & pushed everything back inside then wrapped bacon over the end & tied it on. Then put some bacon over the top & wrapped it in plastic wrap to season in the fridge for a few hours.
Into a pan & into the smoker, using hickory & red oak for the wood today.
Pulled it out at 140 IT and rested it for a couple of hours covered in foil. The carryover cooking would bring it up to 145. I wanted the cheese to set up so it wouldn't run out when I cut into it.
It came out perfect, nice & juicy and all intact.
Judy baked some Brioche buns & they just came out of the oven.
Here's my pork loin Cordon Bleu sandwich, with some homemade dills.
Of course with an adult beverage!
Thanks for looking!!
Al