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I'm making a four bone-in pork roast. What temp would you cook it to? The thing almost looks like a prime rib roast. I haven't made one in so long I don't remember....

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I don't think I've even seen one of those... not by that name anyway.
And I like my pork done more than most do anyway. You won't see any pink pork on my plate unless it's been smoked ;)

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Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:05 pm
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It's something else I bought from Market Day. lol The directions say to cook it at 325 for around 2 hours til it reaches 165F. I'm thinking after resting for 10 minutes it's going to be too done.

I don't mind a little pink but I don't want it raw or too done either. I thought maybe take it to 155F and let the carryover take it to 165F??

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Well I was going to say 160 finish, but that's my pork roast temp of choice. I never seem to get a ten degree carryover, even tenting in foil I'm lucky to get an extra five.
At least before I got my new thermometer. That thing is almost too accurate. It's way to sensitive to bone temp, lol.

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Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:18 pm
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Well, we shall see. lol It's been in for 1-1/2 hours and it's already at 145F. I hope the taters and carrots get done. :o

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mmm... you are going to make gravy too aren't you :D

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Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:59 pm
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Nooooo, well maybe for another time.

We just have the roast with roasted potatoes and carrots and applesauce. That's how we've always eaten it. I know strange but it is what it is. lol It's still good!

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