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I made a fantastic pork loin for dinner tonight. I like to make a stuffed
loin, but cheese has always been a problem as it melts and leaks out. Problem solved. I took a section of a boneless loin. Making a cut around it, I "unrolled" it open to expose a lot of surface area. Once open, I put a layer of Toscana salami, a layer of Parma prosciutto, chunks of a very sharp provolone cheese. Then I put a thin coating of cracker crumbs over that to absorb the cheese. Topped all of that with a mix of garlic, basil, rosemary, black pepper. Note that the meats have plenty of salt so none is needed. Rolled it up, tied it, then place it in a cast iron skillet to roast at 325. When it hit 138 I removed it from the oven and let it rest. The cracker crumb helped keep the cheese from running out. The flavors were fantastic, the meat very tender. -- Ed http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/ |
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