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Let Your Dry Rub 'Marinate' Your Pork For The Best Flavor
a pork butt, for example, is significantly larger than a cut of tenderloin. Like with a brine, salt is central to why the dry rub resting time varies with the cut of pork. Read more: 15 Tricks For ...
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Reverse Sear Your Next Pork Tenderloin For More Flavor And Texture
If you've ever struggled with cooking pork tenderloin, you're not alone. Luckily, reverse searing could help you improve ...