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 |



