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pork loin roast internal temp?
giantwing
Posts: 189
Im thinking 155 i should pull
is this correct?
is this correct?
Comments
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140 would be better
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Only if you want dry.
I'm with Pat, pull at 140° foil it will continue to cook to 145° maybe a little higher and should be nice and moist.
GG -
Agreed -- Pull @ 140F, double wrap in foil... Then, stash it in cooler for up to four hours. The temp will stay hot and the meat will continue to tenderize...
Using the foil-'n-stash technique [front sear], I have been able to prepare pork loin for 150 people at a time on my Medium [twenty pounds at a time, following sear].
I also stuff the loins, and use a but of par-cooked bacon to help moistness...
Apricots [or other fruit] with steamed greens, some nuts and bacon, rolled and tied into the loin.
Oh, Yeaaaahhhh!
~ Broc -
Higher if you like it dry
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