4 whole pork loins were recently prepared in our test kitchen for a Rebound of Whatcom County dinner. Smoked to perfection, this pork looked AMAZING! We just had to share.
Needed:
- 3 Lbs Mesquite Charcoal
- 1.5 lbs Apple Wood Chunks, 8 oz ea, water-soaked at least one day
- 4 whole Piri-Piri marinated pork loins
Process using the Josper by Wood Stone Charcoal Broiler Oven
- Start mesquite – all dampers open – center front of cast iron grill grates
- When charcoal 50% ignited (glowing),add Apple Wood chunks
- Cover with 1/4 pan or perforated 1/2 sheet pan to diffuse heat and smoke
- Close both dampers
- Introduce pork loin (tempered 30 minutes) to 2nd from top grill grate – try to leave a little space between loin for heat and smoke movement
- Watch thermometer – use internal oven thermometer. It should be below 100 for the first hour
- If fire and smoke start to die, open lower damper half way until coals are glowing and Apple Wood smoking – then close damper
- At one hour turn pork loin over
- At this time (1 hour add 2 more pounds of charcoal) add 2 more pounds of charcoal
- Open bottom damper halfway until loins reach proper internal temperature – total time about 90-120 minutes
- Rest, chill, slice or slice to order and re-heat
Piri Piri African Portuguese Marinade
Needed:
- 1 C olive oil
- 1 red bell pepper, seeded & chopped
- 3T Garlic Ginger Puree
- 1/2 C lemon juice
- 1/2 C white wine vinegar
- 2T crushed red chilies
- 2T cinnamon
- 1T Searing Seasoning
Process:
- In large Saute pan heat olive oil until simmer
- Add pepper, garlic, lemon juice & vinegar and simmer for 10 minutes
- Add peppers, cinnamon and searing seasoning and simmer for another 3-4 minutes
- Rub marinade over meat and place in tightly covered container. Allow to marinate over night.
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