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    Hog backstrap

    We shot a 120-30 pound hog this past weekend and cut out the backstraps and I was wondering how yall cooked them. I'm thinking about baking it like a regular pork tenderloin that you may find at the grocery store unless anyone has a better suggestion. Thanks.

    #2
    Cut it into thin butterfly steaks and chicken-fry it. Just use your favorite breading/spiced up flour. I like to mix shake-n-bake with some flour,bread them up and fry. Easy,cheap,delicious!

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      #3
      I like to stuff with onions, red and green peppers, mushrooms, and what ever else sounds good at the time then wrap with bacon and then BBQ. Make sure to keep a eye on it the whole time or you will end with burnt backstrap.

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        #4
        They are sometimes a little tougher than store-bought pork tenderloins. I like to brown them then slowly braise them in chicken stock in a covered pan (275 for 3 or 4 hours). Thicken the braising liquid for gravey over mashed taters....mmmm mmm good!

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          #5
          Braising is definitely the way to go. They are so lean that it needs a slow cook in something wet to keep them tender. I did a few backstraps carnitas style for my son's birthday back in January. I'll have to dig up the recipe, but it was basically a tomato sauce based braise with Mexican spices and some half and half right at the end. It was a BIG hit.

          It was so good, it made me wish I took the entire hog to the processor instead of using the old "strap and release" technique.

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            #6
            Marinate them in italian dressing and cook over coals very slowly.

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              #7
              Chop it into 1" squares get some assorted veggies that stir fry well and some soy sauce fry the pork in a little bit of wok oil then add your veggies serve over plain whit rice and theres one of my favorite ways to eat some pork backstrap.
              Chicken frying is a very very close second.

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                #8
                Originally posted by TimHicks View Post
                Marinate them in italian dressing and cook over coals very slowly.

                +1 italian dressing for about 12 to 24 hrs!!!

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                  #9
                  Trey's Super Easy Crockpot Recipe is pretty darn hard to beat.

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                    #10
                    Chicken fry is how we eat'm , But all these other ways sound great. We'll have to try'm all !

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by NTex View Post
                      +1 italian dressing for about 12 to 24 hrs!!!
                      1 bottle italian dressing + 1 package McCormick fajita mix and a little water makes a great marinade

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