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Get real help cooking pork.

While Nature's Premium's goal is to offer high-quality responsible pork, excellent flavor is our mission. And to make sure you enjoy the most delectable pork possible, we've offered some tips:

  • Overcooked pork becomes dry and flavorless. So be sure to test doneness with an instant-read meat thermometer.
  • When grilling, broiling or roasting, the internal temperature of your pork chops, roasts and tenderloins should be cooked to 150°F, which leaves the center pink and juicy.
  • Cuts like pork shoulder (butt) and ribs should be cooked long and slow until they are tender with methods such as smoking or braising.
Pork Cuts Recommended Cooking Methods
Loin Roast, Bone-in or Boneless Roast
Loin Chops, Bone-in or Boneless Broil, Grill, Sautee
Crown Roast Roast
Fresh Ham Roast or Braise
Shoulder (Butt) Roast or Braise
Tenderloin Roast or Grill
Ribs Roast, Grill, Braise, Stew
Thick Chop Broil or Grill Then Roast
Kabobs Broil or Grill
Ground Pork Patties Broil or Grill
Chops or Cutlets Braise
Cubes Braise or Stew
Tenderloin Medallions Sautee or Braise
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