I see in numerous pork loin recipes that when cooking it whole, the smoke time is +/-2 hrs. But when stuffing, the cook time increases to +/-4 hrs. Why? It would seem that by creating the pocket you are thinning the meat and it should cook faster.
Did all the recipes you looked at cook at the same temp? You still didn't provide what temp you will be cooking at. Something cooked at 225 will take longer than something cooked at 300. Nobody here can help you with timing if you don't give us more details on your planI understand cooking to IT. My question applies to scheduling, how soon to start so I am close to serving time.
Why would a stuffed pork loin take twice as long to cook as an non-stuffed with all other variables the same?
Thank you.You are adding mass that needs to be heated. It is physics
Did you read my response that said all other variables were the same. I find your response condescending and not at all helpful.Did all the recipes you looked at cook at the same temp? You still didn't provide what temp you will be cooking at. Something cooked at 225 will take longer than something cooked at 300. Nobody here can help you with timing if you don't give us more details on your plan
Look here bud you came here for help. I asked the appropriate questions to try to provide you that help. You in turn refused to answer those questions. How do you expect anyone to help you on timing if we don't know the temperature you are cooking at or the size of the meat? You sir are being condescending and quite frankly rude. You will get zero help from me or likely anyone else around here with that attitude. This is one of the most friendly forums on the web and I certainly didn't say anything out of the way to you. Good day and good luck on your loinDid you read my response that said all other variables were the same. I find your response condescending and not at all helpful.
SecondHandSmoker Thanks for the like I appreciate it.
Warren