
Elaine Murphy of True Blue BBQ schools us on how to jazz up your next cookout. Instead of boring your guests with burgers and dogs, pick up a pork loin and get smokin'! Elaine begins with brining the pork for several hours in a mixture of salted water and spices. The pork is then patted dry and coated with a Mexican inspired spice rub. Once the loin smokes for a while at a low temp, Elaine lets it rest and then slices & serves over black beans and rice and tops with salsa.
Brine Pork Loin
Smoke Pork Loin
In Elaine Murphy's former life, she worked as a title researcher, but always loved food and cooking. Finally, she announced her decision to go into catering (in which she was met with "IT'S ABOUT TME!" by her co-workers), and entered the professional food world. Elaine's husband built her an outdoor fire place with a smoke chamber, which inspired Elaine to experiment with smoked and barbequed meats. Today, Elaine owns True Blue BBQ, a Kingston, Massachusetts roadside operation, serving smoked ribs and chicken, pulled pork and a plethora of other down-home favorites.
Elaine Murphy of True Blue BBQ schools us on how to jazz up your next cookout. Instead of boring your guests with burgers and dogs, pick up a pork loin and get smokin'! Elaine begins with brining the pork for several hours in a mixture of salted water and spices. The pork is then patted dry and coated with a Mexican inspired spice rub. Once the loin smokes for a while at a low temp, Elaine lets it rest and then slices & serves over black beans and rice and tops with salsa.
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