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Pork loin roast on a Weber Kettle. Many pics. Step by Step.

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Hawging It

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I haven't smoked anything indirect on my Weber Kettle in several years. Always smoking on my stick burner. Today while watching all the college games I decided to smoke a loin on the kettle. I have many pics so you can see my endeavor from start to finish. It turned out great and the wife and grand kids loved it. The meat was extremely tender and juicy. Indirect with half and half apple juice and water in the pan. Cherry wood for smoking. 250 to 275 for a little over 2 hours. 145 on the internal. Very happy with the cook as it has been awhile since I smoked on the kettle.
LOIN ROAST.jpg


PREP FOR LOIN.jpg


AP RUB.jpg


THE BBQ RUB.jpg

Dusted with the AP rub then hit it with the BBQ Rub
INJECTION.jpg

Injection: 2 cups apple juice and 1 heaping tablespoon of Butcher BBQ pork injection.
RESTING AFTER INJECTION.jpg

Resting after the injection. Pumped it up!
CHARCOAL AND CHUNKS.jpg

My favorite charcoal and Cherry goes well with any HAWG meat.
CHERRY AND WATER PAN.jpg

Ready to go!
HAWG ON 2.jpg

HAWG IS ON!
PRE SLICE.jpg

Great bark and so juicy.
SLICED.jpg

Let's eat!!!
 
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That's a beauty, looks very tasty! Did you ever try putting your wood chunk/chunks below the charcoal?
 
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