Mr. McD
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Tue Jan-03-06 12:02 PM
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Apple Cider and Honey brine for pork. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-03-06 12:16 PM by Mr. McD
I usually do this in my smoker with wood but I got rained out this weekend. I came out great oven roasted. I highly recommended a disposable roasting pan, I will certainly use one next time. 350 degrees for 30 – 35 minutes per pound or an internal temperature of 170.
For 1 gallon of brine (this will do a 10 pound picnic or butt roast).
2 qt water 2 qt Apple Cider ¾ cup honey ¾ cup salt 1 head garlic chopped 2 tablespoons peppercorns
Leave in brine 48 Hr.
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wryter2000
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Tue Jan-03-06 12:48 PM
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I wonder if that would be good for turkey breast, too.
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Tue Jan-03-06 01:05 PM
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2. I am sure it would be good. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-03-06 01:06 PM by Mr. McD
It is great for chicken though I mostly use it for pork.
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Tue Jan-03-06 03:42 PM
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I don't buy pork loin anymore because it's so dry. I've been buying shoulder and boning it. It's way cheaper, too. However, I do occasionally do a turkey breast, and I usually brine it.
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