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Pork loin is under-rated!

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timstalltaletav

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I make at least one piece of pork loin every month on my Weber kettle rotisserie. Today's victim is a half loin rubbed with some Kickin' honey rub and Jeff's rub... nothing better than doing nothing all day, after a long day of killing my liver yesterday for turkey day!

Loin to 142°, tented in foil, finished around 149°. The rotisserie is probably my favorite attachment for the kettle!
 

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I have to agree . Cooked right they make a great meal .
That looks fantastic .
 
Looks great. I love spinning meat. Althou its been awhile.
 
Your Loin looks good. I like Loin Bacon but fresh, it is just not a Fav. We do eat Pork Tenderloins frequently. You Spin a Nice Roast Sir!...JJ
 
Looks mighty good, and I agree the loin is one of the best cuts on a pig. And most of the time they are very cheap!
Al
 
Looks really good. I wouldn't pass up a plate of that.
Jim
 
That looks great.

I too do a fair amount of pork loins also.Bring one to Thanksgiving and Christmas every year and its always a hit.
 
Looks tasty! Pass me a hunk of that loin please!

Ryan
 
You nailed that. You've heard the expression "we're eatin' high on the hog"? Well that's what people were talking about.... and the tenderloin too.
 
Looks like a Great Potter County Pork Loin!!!
Nice Job!
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I prefer Buckboard Bacon over Canadian Bacon, but I can't understand why people buy fresh Pork Chops for $4 or $5, when they can get Pork Loin for under $2, and cut it into Pork Chops?!?!

Bear
 
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