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  • #1 by BigDave83 on 20 Oct 2022
  • The GF's sister brought me a couple of whole boneless loins to cut up vac seal for her. I cut roasts off the ends and tied them up and cut up a bunch of chops. I liberated about a 6" one from the front of the loin. Tied and SPG in to a bag and sealed then in the SV Supreme at 142° for about 5 hours. Took out and dried off and in to a smoking hot iron skillet for a minute or so per side.

     Turned out very nice, tender, juicy, and had a good flavor. Had it with a baked tater.

    I may smoke the next one a bit first then SV and brown..
  • #2 by pmillen on 21 Oct 2022
  • Perfect!
  • #3 by Brushpopper on 21 Oct 2022
  • That looks fantastic!  :lick:  I would be the only one here that would eat it.  The girls want it ruined.
  • #4 by urnmor on 21 Oct 2022
  • Sounds like the sweet smell of success
  • #5 by Bentley on 21 Oct 2022
  • So it is a pork loin?
  • #6 by hughver on 21 Oct 2022
  • Looks great. Perfect temperature for pork.
  • #7 by BigDave83 on 21 Oct 2022
  • So it is a pork loin?

    Yes the front part of the loin. The darker fattier end.

  • #8 by BigDave83 on 21 Oct 2022
  • That looks fantastic!  :lick:  I would be the only one here that would eat it.  The girls want it ruined.


    The GF looked at it and said is it okay to eat,is it cooked. I said it cooked for 5 hours. She ate it and said it was tender and not chewy. Told me I need to make this again.

    She also wants things cooked 50° past dead.
  • #9 by Bentley on 21 Oct 2022
  • The picture makes it look awful rare for pork for me.  I usually like 145°, but mine is never that red. SV is a different game though.
  • #10 by Brushpopper on 22 Oct 2022
  • Fifty degrees past dead  :rotf:  That is a perfect way to put it  :clap:
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