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Loin Eye Skin On - Longe de Porcelet

Loin Eye Skin On - Longe de Porcelet

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The loin is a popular part of the suckling piglet which stands out for the delicacy of its meat. Easier to prepare than you think, it will please everyone and will be a sensation with gourmets and children alike. Its cooking juice gives it an exquisite taste. The quality of the fat makes all the difference, it is silky and creamy, and its skin will be crispy. A savory meal awaits! 

This cut comes from “porcelet” piglet which is milk-fed pork sourced from a family farm in Québec, Canada. 

No added antibiotics, hormones, or growth stimulants.

1 Piece 2 to 2.5lb avg.  Ship Frozen, use within 6-7 days after receiving.

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Piglet Loin Cut

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    Crafted with care, our Loin Eye skin-on boasts a tantalizing layer of skin, ensuring a crisp, golden finish with each bite. Whether roasted to perfection or seared to seal in the juices, its versatility knows no bounds. 

    Ways to Savor It:

    • Classic Roast: Season the pork loin generously with your favorite herbs and spices, then roast it in the oven until golden brown and tender.

    • Pan-Seared Delight: Sear the loin eye in a hot skillet to achieve a caramelized crust, then finish it in the oven for a melt-in-your-mouth experience.

    • Sous-vide Wonder: Place the pork loin in an airtight pouch with herbs and spices overnight, and slow cook with your immersion circulator to infuse the pork loin with rich flavors, resulting in fork-tender meat that melts in your mouth.

    At Dufour Gourmet, we pride ourselves on delivering uncompromising quality and taste, making every meal an unforgettable experience. Enhance your dining experience with our Loin Eye with Skin-On and savor the true essence of culinary excellence.

    Cooking Suggestions:

    • Start by delicately scoring the skin by making incisions so as to form small squares on the surface.
    • Very versatile, you can add your favorite spices to this cut. However, be careful if your spices or marinade contain sugar as this will prevent the skin from crisping and forming a crispy chip.
    • In the event that you want to marinate it, it is preferable to only submerge part of the meat and leave the rind uncovered or, at least, pat the skin dry with a paper towel before cooking it.
    • Then, pour a little oil into a non-stick pan to prevent the rind from sticking to the bottom, then start cooking the piece on the skin side to sear it. If you prepare the loin on the BBQ, simply place it directly on the grill, always skin side down.
    • Then simply continue and finish cooking in the oven. If you have started cooking on the BBQ, turn the piece over and move it to indirect heat.
    • If you have a cooking thermometer, insert it in the center to reach 62 degrees Celsius at the core (143.6 °F). This will allow you to monitor the cooking more closely and at this temperature, the meat will be slightly pink in the center.

    Is pork loin a good cut of meat?
    Absolutely! Pork loin is renowned for its lean yet tender meat, making it a popular choice for many culinary enthusiasts.

    What's the difference between a pork tenderloin and a pork loin?
    While both cuts come from the same animal, pork loin is wider and thicker, while pork tenderloin is thinner and smaller. Pork loin is often used for roasts, while tenderloin is typically sliced into smaller portions.

    Is pork loin healthier than bacon?
    Pork loin is leaner and lower in fat compared to bacon, making it a healthier option when consumed in moderation. It's an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy pork while watching their fat intake.

    What is the best cooking method for loin?
    The best cooking method for pork loin depends on your personal preferences and recipe requirements. However, roasting is a popular method that allows the meat to cook evenly while retaining its natural juices and flavors. Grilling, pan-searing, and slow-cooking are also excellent options for achieving tender and flavorful results.