Stuffed Pork Loin A'la BillG

  1. In a deep skillet, Brown the sausage.
  2. While browning add the onions.
  3. Add the pecans to lightly brown.
  4. Add the Croutons and sage.
  5. Add enough stock to moisten, Toss do not mush up.
  6. Set aside to cool.
  7. Butterfly the Loin to approximately an inch thickness.
  8. Spread with the cooled stuffing.
  9. Leave the top and bottom edges clear to roll.
  10. Roll the loin like a jelly roll grain running side to side.
  11. Tie gently with minimum number of ties leaving tie ends extended.
  12. Mix Panko, Cheese,& seasoning with enough of the beaten egg to make it clump up.
  13. A fork is easiest way, you'll have to use your own judgment here to make it packable.
  14. Lightly paint the tied loin with the remainder of the egg.
  15. Pack the coating all over the loin leaving the ties where they can be found.
  16. Place on a rack in a shallow baking pan.
  17. Insert thermometer in center.
  18. Crank your oven to as high as it will go, let it get hot.
  19. Roast 12 minutes.
  20. Turn the oven down to 260 or so and roast to an internal temp of 140 degrees F.
  21. Mine took a bit over 2 hours.
  22. If you're not comfortable with not-well-done Pork, take it to 160 degrees F max.
  23. But remember, you get about a 5 degree rise from the residual heat.
  24. Let it rest a bit, slice, and top with a some of that apple.
  25. Thanks for the idea Bill.

pork loin, pork sausage, yellow onion, croutons, pecan, sage, stock, salt, breadcrumbs, cheddar cheese, salt, egg, water, chunkey applesauce

Taken from www.food.com/recipe/stuffed-pork-loin-ala-billg-53905 (may not work)

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