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Pork NY Roast

Anyone out there ever heard of or tried a "Pork New York Roast?"  I was planning to make a traditional pork roast for dinner tomorrow, couldn't find the roast I wanted, but I found a 3.1 lbs. Pork NY Roast.  It looked good, but was only $7. I guess I'm having second thoughts on a cut of meat that is less than $3 a pound... 
Maitland, FL
XL BGE since 2019

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  • Dyal_SC
    Dyal_SC Posts: 6,366
    Looks like a typical pork loin. They’re usually pretty cheap around here. Just don’t want to dry it out. I usually pull around 140-150 deg F internal. Pretty versatile. It’ll taste like whatever you want to season it with. 
  • CPFC1905
    CPFC1905 Posts: 2,010
    That's a reasonable size, but is it with or without skin?
    Cook indirect and pull around 60C (140F) and let it rest and it will be juicy.
    Skinless I would go for a dry rub.   If it's skin on, you need couple of days drying that in the fridge, with regular salt layers to draw moisture out. Then cook indirect but hot - north of 250C to get the crackling, same internal temp.  Foil the stone though as it'll be smokey. 
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  • Dyal_SC
    Dyal_SC Posts: 6,366
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