Pork

Just like your favorite takeout dish, this Chinese BBQ Pork Tenderloin is filled with irresistible sweet and tangy flavors. Also known as Char Siu, this pork tenderloin is marinated in an Asian-style sauce then grilled and basted as it cooks. The sauce thickens and caramelizes for a mouthwatering sticky-sweet outer glaze.  

Channel your inner pit master with these delicious Hanging St. Louis-Style Ribs. When hung and smoked vertically in the Pit Boss Platinum Series Lockhart, the fat and juices run down the length of the rack, making them extra juicy and tender. Baste in BBQ sauce and wrap in foil for the final 2 hours of cooking for extra tenderness and flavor.  

You’ve made low ‘n slow ribs, but have you tried hot and fast? This method allows you to get tender, moist ribs in a shorter amount of time. These meaty spare ribs are seasoned generously in Pulled Pork Rub then given an initial two hour smoke in the Pit Boss Platinum Series Lockhart. Coat them generously in a house-made smoky bell pepper BBQ sauce, wrap and let them absorb moisture and flavor for the final hour. The result? Competition-quality smoked ribs in just a few hours. 

Kick up your pulled pork with this Smoked Pork Butt with Sweet Chili Injection. Injecting pork with a liquid spreads delicious flavor throughout the meat, while adding moisture and preventing it from drying out. In this version, the pork is seasoned with a bold mixture of sweet chili and Blackened Sriracha, then injected throughout with a rich and tangy stock with rice vinegar and lime. The pork is smoked, then braised until succulent and flavorful. Serve with pan juices over rice and your favorite grilled veggies. 

A new take on both the classic smoked pork loin and the iconic Cuban Sandwich, the Almirola Family Cuban Stuffed Pork Loin, named after a recipe from Pit Boss Ambassador Aric Almirola's heritage, will leave you wondering why you ever did it any other way. We commissioned Pit Boss Ambassador Paul Wickey (@wicked.bbq on Instagram) to execute this masterpiece, and he did so to perfection. First, assemble all of your classic Cubano fixins, then stuff them into a butterflied pork loin before smoking it low and slow on your Pit Boss Lockhart Platinum Series Combo Grill. Serve it up with some roasted garlic cauliflower for the perfect race day meal or just an excuse to try this merger of two timeless comfort foods.

This recipe is so simple, even if you are new to pellet grilling, you’ll be able to turn out a delicious meal in minutes. These Grilled Pork Chops are marinated for a few hours in brown sugar, rosemary, soy sauce, and water. Then, they are cooked on a searing hot grill. In moments you will have a delicious, juicy, and tender pork chop dinner.