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Advice for 2lb Pork Loin

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Hello everyone! This is my first post but I have been lurking for a bit. I am new Big Green Egg owner and have a few cooks under my belt. I will post pictures of an earlier cook later.

I am cooking a 2lb pork loin tonight and not looking to do anything too fancy. I would like to try indirect (with plate setter), 225-275 temp, dip pan with apple juice, apple wood chips. I will be using the Dizzy Pig Coffee infused rub on it. I would like to pull it at 140-145 and then direct sear it.

How long should that take? Also, should I wrap the pork at all? Any other suggestions? Anything else I am missing?

 I will take pictures before and after.


Backyard BBQ Dude
1 L BGE - 1 Minimax - 1 Recteq

Northern VA

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  • Grillin_beers
    Grillin_beers Posts: 1,345
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    I'm a pretty big fan of cooking them at 400 raised direct. I put a chunk of pecan on for a good smoke flavor and use various rubs at different times. I would say at 225 it will take a long time to get to temp.... Maybe try 325 indirect then bump up the temp to 500-550 for a quick sear direct.... Just an idea.
    1 large BGE, Spartanburg SC

    My dog thinks I'm a grilling god. 
  • shtgunal3
    shtgunal3 Posts: 5,657
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    I've always done them indirect. I go about 350. I also use pecan. Usually takes somewhere around 20 minutes a pound give or take. I don't worry about searing either. Maybe I should try it sometime.

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  • Dillonjm
    Dillonjm Posts: 229
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    The pork loin came out pretty good. The girls seemed to really enjoy it. It was juicy and had lots of flavor. I had to alter the temperature a bit since a big storm was coming in so I started in the 250-275 range and then upped it to 325-350. I pulled it at 145 and seared it for a few mins to let the small chicken breasts finish cooking.


    Backyard BBQ Dude
    1 L BGE - 1 Minimax - 1 Recteq

    Northern VA