Title: Tender Pork Loin in Dutch Oven Recipe | Cultured Palate
Headings: Boneless Pork Loin in Dutch Oven
Boneless Pork Loin in Dutch Oven
🥩 Pork loin vs. tenderloin
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Oven Roasted Pork Loin
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Content: I normally buy meat (other than what we raise ourselves) when it is on sale. It really helps the budget! Just like stocking up and freezing avocados when they are on sale, I stock up on meat and freeze it too. Did you know that pork loin comes from the rib cage of a pig? That's right, it is the tissue along the top of the rib cage from the shoulders to the legs. It is thick enough to slice into steaks. Loin is popular in the United Kingdom where it is made into bacon and called "back bacon". Americans call this type of bacon "Canadian Bacon" because it was brought to Canada by British settlers. 🥩 Pork loin vs. tenderloin
Pork loin and tenderloin are cut from two different areas and not only look different, they must be cooked differently. Pork Loin is thick enough to be cut into steaks and is usually a long cut of meat.