Freezer burned Pork Roast
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Comments (6)I cook these alot..they are my favorite cut of pork.. I "roast" at 325F until it reads 140F..however since you don't want any pink..I'd say go NO MORE than 150F. Time I don't know..I just check on it..LOL Yes fat side up..I love the crispiness it gets and of course as it melts, "flavors and moistens" the meat. You can rub it with the Dijion and the other things you plan as well.. Another really good flavor is orange marmalade or peach preserves and mustard. The link below, even though it's about Rib Loin..may give you some guidelines. Here is a link that might be useful: Pork Loin Cooking.....See MoreJasdip's Slow Cooker Sesame Pork Roast
Comments (7)That's a great idea for the leftovers, when ya' got any, that is. I cooked a med-lg roast for the three of us for dinner. DS works a late shift and he did major damage to it when he got in from work so there was only enough left for sandwiches for DH & I for lunch. We're in the midst of DIY remodel and this was a perfect easy to do, no-fuss dish. I made up the marinade and marinated o/night & plopped it in the crock pot the next day. Served it w/ stir fried green beans and some leftover potatoes that I pulled out of the refrig. Oh, and I left the roast whole. The marinade permeated the roast just fine. No doubt also because you cook the roast in the [other half] marinade also. Any way, it's a great dish; wish I had about ten more so easy & delicious meals to get us through this remodel....See MoreAnnie Cider Brined Pork Roast
Comments (31)I made this last weekend and we loved it too. I had homemade applesauce with it. Yum! The best part was that the package of pork had a label on it showing pink pork and a little note indicating that you could now eat pink pork as long as it is cooked to 150. I had to make my Mom read that because she refuses to eat any pork if she sees the slightest hint of pink. This was sooooo tender cooked medium. I loved it. She would only eat the end pieces though. Old habits die hard I guess. The funny thing is that she will only eat her beef very rare so it is strictly a pork thing. And then she always complains that the pork chops I make are too tough. I try to tell her to eat them medium, but noooooo. LOL...See MorePork loin roast advice
Comments (26)Sour Cream Rye Bread from "The Bread Lover's Bread Machine Cookbook" by Beth Hensperger, (2000) Havard Common Press, Boston, MA page 139 2-pound loaf 3/4 cup water 2 1/2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 7/8 cup sour cream 3 TBLSP dark honey or molasses 3 TBLSP vegetable oil 2 1/2 cups bread flour 1 1/2 cup dark rye flour 1 1/2 TBLSP instant potato flakes 1 TBLSP + 2 tsp. gluten 1 TBLSP + 1 tsp. caraway seeds 1 1/2 tsp. ground coriander seeds 2 tsp. salt 1 TBLSP bread machine yeast or 2 1/2 tsp. SAF yeast Add wet ingredients and then dry ingredients into loaf pan in the bread machine. Use the standard setting. I bake mine in the bread machine but you can use the dough setting I guess. If using the bread machine to bake, set the crust on medium. Beth says the loaf is delicate when coming out of the pan so remove carefully and cool it standing on its side. I left it in the bread pan overnight to cool so didn't notice any delicacy taking it out. Lpink's notes: I used low fat sour cream and some non fat greek yogurt since I was almost out of sour cream. I drastically reduced the caraway and corriander. I used crushed caraway since I don't like seedy rye. I think I only used about 1/3 of both for the recipe. The flavor was still good with just that amount. I also used somewhat less salt, again maybe 1 1/2 tsp. I used half honey and half molasses for the sweetener. I also used some whole wheat bread flour in place of the plain bread flour, but not a whole lot, like maybe the equivalent of 1/2 cup for this recipe....See More- 18 years ago
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