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Sweet Heat Pork Loin with Pineapple Chipotle Sauce

Name: Sweet Heat Pork Loin with Pineapple Chipotle Sauce
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 45 min
Total time: 55 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: Sweet Tea Brine; Duck Fat Spray or cooking spray; Lane's Sweet Heat Rub; Butter; Lane's Pineapple Chipotle BBQ Sauce; 4lb Pork Loin

Brine

1c of Sweet Tea Brine to 1g of water. Brine pork loin for 24hrs. Pull, rinse and dry with paper towels.

Season

Spray with duck fat and season with Sweet Heat. Let sit at room temp for 1hr.

Cook

Preheat smoker to 325 making sure to use indirect heat to cook. Pull when the pork has reached an internal temp of 145-150.

Rest

brush with melted butter and rest for 20min, slice, and drizzle with Pineapple Chipotle

Sweet Heat Pork Loin with Pineapple Chipotle Sauce

Rated 4 stars by 26 users

Servings

Prep Time

10 minutes

Cook Time

45 minutes

Calories

150

Author:

Lane's

Who doesn't love a thick-cut sweet and spicy pork loin? So much flavor and let's be honest, so much sauce! We have paired Sweet Heat rub and Pineapple Chipotle sauce to create a sweet and spicy punch!

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Directions

Brine Pork Loin: Mix 1 cup Sweet Tea Brine and 1 gal water in a large container. Add Pork Loin. Brine for 24 hours.
After 24 hours rinse pork loin and pat dry
Spray Pork Loin with Duck Fat Spray or other cooking sprays
Season Pork Loin all over with Sweet Heat Rub
Sit at room temperature for 1 hour
On Smoker - Smoke Pork Loin (Indirect) at 325 for about an hour until internal temperature (145 - 150) Our Pork Loin is 4lb, adjust accordingly. The important part is the internal temperature.
In Oven - Bake Pork Loin at 350 for about an hour until internal temperature (145 - 150) Our Pork Loin is 4lb, adjust accordingly. The important part is the internal temperature.
Pull Pork Loin Brush with butter and rest for 20 minutes
Slice Pork Loin and drizzle Pineapple Chipotle over top

Recipe Note

The Brine ratio is 1 cup of brine to 1 gallon of water. You can adjust accordingly or as needed. Once you have hit your time mark (times are according to size) for brining, make sure you pull and pat dry. Brining meat too long can make the meat salty and fibers of the meat begin to break down and become mushy.

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10 comments

Scott Jul 12, 2021

Just made this tonight and it was incredible!! Loved the Pineapple Chipotle sauce, even if I used it sparingly cause the loin itself was so good. That Sweet Heat rub is one of my favorites.
Susan May 05, 2021

What is sweet tea brine?
Matthew Radtke Apr 21, 2021

I can confirm, this recipe will make you look like a pro on pork loins. Mouth Watering good eats, right there. I’m actually making another one this weekend. Wifey is excited. Enuff said. Thanks Lanes BBQ! Cheers’
Robert Apr 17, 2021

Just perfect
Rick Koller Apr 11, 2021

Looks good. Trying for Sunday Dinner!

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Sweet Heat Pork Loin with Pineapple Chipotle Sauce

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Sweet Heat Pork Loin with Pineapple Chipotle Sauce

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