Stuffed Pork Loin



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  1. When making this I always stop at Short an inch so none falls out when I roll it can I use one length of twine to tie it that way all my stuffing stays in the meat and I waste a lot less stuffing as well as butcher's twine

  2. I made this last night……was really a great recipe. The gravy was so flavorful and the pork loin was so juicy . I temped it and did not take as long to cook. Tasted great and looked like a picture. I will be using roasted garlic much more in the future.

  3. 50 years ago, I found a pork loin recipe I still love. You sautรฉ some shallots and garlic, brown the pork and put it all in a pot, cover with milk and simmer until the temp reaches 160. The milk curdles but you put it in the blender or food processor until itโ€™s smooth add some flour, whisk and simmer. It makes a very tender pork. I serve it with mashed potatoes and roasted carrots. Itโ€™s very tender.

  4. why not get get loose sausage, easier. I cannot cook with long sleeves. Anyway, found your site to learn how to cut the loinl good job. Remember stuffing needs to be cold to put with cold raw meat before baking it. thanks.

  5. Alright this is fantastic. Iโ€™m going to take your same general method, only Iโ€™m stuffing mine with vegetable fried rice and basting it with teriyaki sauce while itโ€™s in the smoker

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