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05-29-2011, 12:33 PM
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indianjon
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4.5 pork loin on gas
cooking on indirect heat of course only one out of three burners around 240,do i have to wrap the loin?
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Bigjim68
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IMO yes. Wrap in foil, use a thermometer to around 130, uncover and crisp to 140
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Sorry, I should have said to cook to around 120, crisp to 130. Resting will bring it to 140 or so.
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u8sushi2
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I dont wrap in foil but place foil under the roast. If cooking at a low temp with indirect heat the roast will not get too crispy
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