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Smoked Pork Loin on a Pit Boss | Pellet Grill Pork Tenderloin



Learn How to Make a Smoked Pork Loin on a Pit Boss Pellet Grill!
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Today we are smoking a Pork Loin, sometimes labeled as a Pork Tenderloin, our Pit Boss pellet Grill. We’ll show you how to trim, season, smoke, and slice this tender smoked pork roast for an easy dinner you can make to feed the whole family, right on your pellet grill. It can really be made on any smoker or pellet grill including Traeger or Camp Chef as well.

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📒 Products Used in this Video📒

➡️ Oklahoma Joe’s 20lb Pellet Bucket
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➡️ Pit Boss Cherry Blend Pellets
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➡️ Pit Boss Mesquite Pellets
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➡️ Pit Boss Grease Bucket Liners
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➡️ iMarku Boning Knife
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➡️ Blues Hog BBQ Rub
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➡️ Famous Dave’s Rib Rub
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➡️ Disposable Black Nitrile Food Handling Gloves
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➡️ Light Duty Knit Gloves (Wear inside the Disposable Nitrile Gloves to easily handle hot food).
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➡️ ThermoPro Internal Temperature Probe
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➡️ ThermoPro Instant Meat Thermometer
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➡️ Mairico Meat Slicing Knife
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♨️ More MUST WATCH Pit Boss Videos ♨️

Baby Back Ribs ➡️
Smoked Pork Butt ➡️
Smoked Chicken Breasts ➡️

How To Start a New Pit Boss ➡️
How to Empty the Pit Boss Hopper ➡️

⏰⏰Chapters⏰⏰
0:00 Intro
0:21 Load the Wood Pellets
3:07 Trim the Fat
3:46 Season the Pork Loin
6:25 Smoke the Pork Loin
9:07 Turn Up the Temperature
10:27 Flip the Pork Loin
11:47 Spot Check the Internal Temperature
12:20 Remove and Rest
13:34 Slice and Serve

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35 Comments

  1. Love your videos – Thankyou !
    Im a rookie with the pit boss smoker and im using Meater probes. I bought them so I could attempt expensive cuts with a relative amount of control, and not risk ruining the cook.
    Im finding the ambient sensors on my probes consistently read lower than the pit boss internal temperature sensor, so i turn the heat up so they read what you say the temperature should be. This is making everything cook too fast. A learning curve for sure !

  2. Great video, but you said at the beginning the left side gets hotter, then later said the middle. That's been my observation that the middle gets hottest as the right next and then the left. My stack is on the right. The heat is in the middle and makes sense. Choose your side and cook accordingly!

  3. For the most part, I followed your recipe for pork loin on my PitBoss. It came out exceptionally flavorful, juicy and very tender. The primary variable was the seasoning…I used Meat Church VooDoo…a fantastic rub. My bride of 41 years loved it as well. Thanks!

  4. I’ll never understand the extreme rest times. 20 minutes?!? That’s way too long. Your food is cold by then. 10 min max, but a little over 5 min is pretty much all you need, up to 10 on a super thick cut. No need to wait a silly amount of time like 20-30 mins just to cut into cold food. Not worth it and no benefit to over waiting

  5. Great presentation, thank you. The tenderloin and loin are two separate muscles in two different locations. The tenderloin is inside of the rib cage up against the spine and accessed from within the body cavity. The loin is much larger and on the outside of the rib cage between the skin and vertebrae rib cage.

    There’s a pretty large price difference to at the store

  6. Ive always started at 250degrees. Never used the smoke setting till just now. I’m following your directions to the T right now. I even have a few videos of me cooking my channel. I’m sure this comment will get deleted because I mentioned my channel. I’d appreciate if you didn’t. We are all on the same team. Thank you

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