Pork Stuffed Pork Loin

Name: Pork Stuffed Pork Loin
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 360 min
Total time: 380 min
Ingredients: 2 pound pork loin; 16 ounce breakfast sausage (1 lb); 8 ounce cream cheese; 2 cups monterey jack cheese (shredded ); 1 cup green onions (diced ); 1 cup cilantro (rough chopped ); 2 tsp Dawgs Bark; 2-3 tbs Sowflakes; 1 lb zucchini (sliced, about 3); 1 tbs Cottonmouth; 1 tbs olive oil

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Stuffed a pork loin with a sausage mix I’ve been running around in my head. Made another version of this stuffing last night that I’ll write up pretty soon. This one to me came out better, it’s a little simpler. Smoked the loin one lightly due to smoker issues, but it’s not necessary; I was also seasoning a new smoker that needed some fats on its innards. I’ll attempt to explain the roll below in baking mode.

Course Main Course

Style American

Prep Time 20 minutes

Cook Time 6 hours

Total Time 6 hours 20 minutes

Servings

Calories 1142kcal

Author Shawn

Ingredients

Pork Stuff

2 pound pork loin
16 ounce breakfast sausage (1 lb)
8 ounce cream cheese
2 cups monterey jack cheese (shredded )
1 cup green onions (diced )
1 cup cilantro (rough chopped )
2 tsp Dawgs Bark
2-3 tbs Sowflakes

Zucchini Grilled

1 lb zucchini (sliced, about 3)
1 tbs Cottonmouth
1 tbs olive oil

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Instructions

Pork Loin Build

Start yer ovens to 350!
In a large bowl mix with hands (gloves if ya got’em) breakfast sausage, cream cheese, monterey jack, green onions, Dawgs Bark, and cilantro.
When mixing you don’t have to completely blend. I left it splotchy to have spots of different flavors at each bite. Like cream cheese in one bite but not the next.
Fillette the pork loin. It’s a b***h but not too bad.
Cut a ½ inch deep slit long ways down loin. See pic?
Kinda hard to explain and if you do it differently go for it.
In image, at bottom of slit slice towards the right all the way down the loin about ½ inch deep.
Attempting to not cut through the loin and making about ½” slices each time. Kinda roll with the loin to get an even as possible sheet of loin. See next pic
Pound the sheet of loin but you don’t have to. I have a home built pounder that will pound the crap out of meat in about two pounds. If you’re using a regular pounder place plastic wrap over meat and try to pound out the high spots to get a little more even.
Hard part is over now let's roll it up. You can spread the sausage mixture across the whole sheet of loin to make a pinwheel type finished loin. OR like me and roll it like wakie tabackie. Just put the mixture in a line across the loin so the you are going to be rolling with the grain.
Either way you choose to roll, roll with the grain to where you start at the rough side and finish on the side that’s got the straight edge.
I used long skewers to pin the end to the roll. Toothpicks would probably work and butchers string even better. Either way the seam on bottom.
Sprinkle Sowflakes around the outside of of what is now a log. Note I didn’t add Sowflakes to inside because the filling would take care of that.
Get ya an aluminum foil covered cookie sheet and set your grate on top of it.
Place in oven and bake for 45 minutes.
The USDA has lowered the cooking temperature from like 165 to 145. No matter what they say, cook this sucker to 165 internal temp.
After the 45 minutes reduce temperature to 250 and it took me an additional 5 hours on the smoker.
The reason I reduced and went so long is because the whole low-n-slow thing. You can keep temp at 350 and see what you get but the main thing is that internal temperature pegs 165 degrees.
Pull and let rest, it will also cook a little more.

Check it over here zucchini pop!

Brush olive oil on grill sides of your slices.
Sprinkle some Cottonmouth the same
Grill em or pan fry em. Medium low heat.
When I see moisture appearing on top I know it’s time to turn the slices.
That’s bout it! Hope you dig it!

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➕ Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

Pork Stuffed Pork Loin

Amount Per Serving (355 g)

Calories 1142 Calories from Fat 711

% Daily Value*

Fat 79g122%

Saturated Fat 35g219%

Cholesterol 337mg112%

Sodium 2485mg108%

Potassium 1782mg51%

Carbohydrates 16g5%

Fiber 3g13%

Sugar 8g9%

Protein 87g174%

Vitamin A 2830IU57%

Vitamin C 27.6mg33%

Calcium 578mg58%

Iron 5.2mg29%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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