SV Pork Loin ... hmmm!

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Inscrutable

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Have never had a lot of luck with pork loins. The health attraction of being so lean too often offset by tendency toward drier or tougher.
Those days are over!

Started with a bouncing 3lb baby loin.
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Seasoned with a blend of black pepper, salt,
garlic, onion, rosemary, and thyme.


Into the vac bag, and into the hot tub at 140 for 3 hr

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Rest a bit, then a quick sear

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Deglaze with some Pinot Grigio, then add back the bag juices

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Plate and devour

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After first a chucky and now this, think my wife may now love my SV setup more than me!
 
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Alright ... can’t seem to get the photos attached.
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Never mind, figured it out ... duh!
 
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I gotta see this man! sounds great! I am with you on the leaner meats tho...
 
Looks great. I make it that way all the time. If you want to gets some smoke and color, try this. After SV, chill it down in an ice bath and then smoke at 250 until it reaches 130F.

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Yeah, I thought about doing that, but in reverse. Smoke a little first, and then finish to perfect temp in SV. Maybe try both ...
 
That's a great plate of food . Pork looks perfect !
I have to ask , what's with the drywall ?

I see it now . looks like you tore off some tile or back splash . NM .
 
Yeah, I thought about doing that, but in reverse. Smoke a little first, and then finish to perfect temp in SV.

That works great too. The main reason I do it the other way is because I buy whole loins, then divide, rub, vac seal and freeze. So they are ready to go from freezer to SV.
 
That's a great plate of food . Pork looks perfect !
I have to ask , what's with the drywall ?

I see it now . looks like you tore off some tile or back splash . NM .
Had a free-standing electric range in there, but relocated and put in my gas slide-in. Haven’t gotten to countertop and backsplash yet.
Longer and more painful story with renovations and flood and multiple moves for both us and daughters family.
Requires adult beverages while recounting.
 
That looks fantastic! I'm definitely going to try that, and smoke it using bregent's method.
 
Thanks for the like, Bear.

This is ’Sous Vide, where have you been all my life?’
 
Well there I was yesterday with something all typed up to say how nice I thought that plate is and somehow never hit the post button. Like! RAY
 
Well there I was yesterday with something all typed up to say how nice I thought that plate is and somehow never hit the post button. Like! RAY


LOL---I do that now and then----Sometimes it's still there waiting for me to wake up & hit the "Post Reply" button!!!

Bear
 
Thanks!
And pilot error is almost always mine
 
I have never had luck with Pork. That looks phenomenal. I am going to have to use this and give it another go... Thanks for sharing. Pics look great!
 
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