After preparing the kababs on Sunday. I went straight into making a brine for the pork loin’s we enjoyed last night. Quick back story…I made pork loin’s before when Ash went out of town…I just do not know if I truly like pork, the thing is though…steak gets boring after awhile, so it is nice to mix it up.
Making brine for pork loin is simple:
- fill a pot with water 3/4 full
- Add half a cup of salt
- half a cup of brown sugar

Making a brine for pork loin…in my opinion, softens up the pork for cooking, making it juicer than if the loin was just placed on the grill.
Bring to a boil
- add pepper corns (just under a handful)
- bay leaves
- Thyme
- rosemary
- spices (your pick…)

Dry your pork loin after its been brined. *** Make sure you cut off the silver skin. NOTE: Costco sells pork loin in two packs or just one really big one.
Let simmer for about 8 minutes
Then let cool down till at least room temp if not colder. Combine the liquid and the pork loin together into a ziplock bag and leave over night 12 to 24 hours in the fridge.

Dry rubbed pork loin from Costco. Pork loin from Costco is pretty cheap around $22 bucks for 2 loins.
When you are ready to cook. Pull the bag out of the fridge and let sit for about 1 hour. Next remove the pork loin and dry off.
Make your own dry rub for the loins.
How long to grill a pork loin. Basically…I did about 8 minutes per side (yes there are 4 sides). My only downfall was I cooked on top of foil…which added no flavor or sear. The pork was fine…but was just missing that element.
I’ll cook steak next.
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Those are pork tenderloins…. Not pork loin. Different product, different cooking applications. Beware anyone reviewing this recipe.
Thanks for the heads up.
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