Peppers and Smoke

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Pork Loin

Supplies

Pork loin is a very versatile cut of meat for barbecueing. They can be smoked whole, or stuffed with cheese, peppers, vegetables, etc. Care must be taken not to over-cook it and make it dry .

Smoking the pork loin

Rinse and dry

Pork loins
Rinse the pork loin and pat it dry.

Rub it

Pork rub
I like to use Seven Flags Food's Grillin' Mud for pork loin. It's a wet rub that combines a marinade and a rub in one package.

Smoke to 150 degrees, no higher

Meats on pit
Put the pork loin in a 225-degree pit over a clean fire. Keep an eye on the internal temperature. Pork loin should be cooked to no higher than 150-degrees internal temperature. Cooking it to a higher temperature can dry out the meat.

Slice and serve

Pork done
Here is the finished pork loin. It can be sliced and served immediately after being rmoved from the pit.
Pork sliced
Enjoy!