Coffee rubbed pork?


 
Arun L.

Arun L.

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I'm considering one of these recipes.

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Coffee Rubbed Pork Roast

This coffee rubbed pork roast is cooked in a slow cooker for an extra tender texture and has a dip, rich, flavor thanks to a coffee spice rub.
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Cowboy Coffee Rub Grilled Pork Chops

Easy spiced Cowboy Coffee Rub Grilled Pork Chops. Coffee, brown sugar, smoked paprika, garlic, spices and herbs creates caramelized, tender grilled pork. Grill it like a steak...but with pork chops that it. Pork chops are often roasted in the oven or cooked over the stove, but they are...
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1) What's better, the pork roast one or the pork chop one?
2) Is it possible to smoke it, or is that a bad idea? I guess I'm asking more for the 2nd one, since the first one is a slow cooker recipe, so I don't think that translates well to smoking.
 
Hi Arun, good to hear from you.
Both recipes sound very good. But you know that my method is always FOLLOW THE RECIPE THE FIRST TIME. You want to know what it is suppose to taste like. Then, if you want to have it again, you will have a better idea of how any changes you want to make, will work out. Hope this helps. Good luck and let us know what you do. ok?
 
At my house I would have to try the pork chop version. No other coffee drinkers here.
Maybe one day this week.........
 
Arun L. said:
I'm considering one of these recipes.

www.budgetbytes.com

Coffee Rubbed Pork Roast

This coffee rubbed pork roast is cooked in a slow cooker for an extra tender texture and has a dip, rich, flavor thanks to a coffee spice rub.
www.budgetbytes.com www.budgetbytes.com

www.platingpixels.com

Cowboy Coffee Rub Grilled Pork Chops

Easy spiced Cowboy Coffee Rub Grilled Pork Chops. Coffee, brown sugar, smoked paprika, garlic, spices and herbs creates caramelized, tender grilled pork. Grill it like a steak...but with pork chops that it. Pork chops are often roasted in the oven or cooked over the stove, but they are...
www.platingpixels.com www.platingpixels.com

1) What's better, the pork roast one or the pork chop one?
2) Is it possible to smoke it, or is that a bad idea? I guess I'm asking more for the 2nd one, since the first one is a slow cooker recipe, so I don't think that translates well to smoking.
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For the 2nd recipe, what's the best way to get a small amount of ground coffee beans? I only need a few tablespoons of ground coffee. Are there certain grocery stores that can provide fresh ground beans?

This website tells which stores has grinders, but most of the stores require you to purchase beans from that store.

www.republikcoffeebar.com

Which Grocery Stores Have Coffee Grinders?4 Popular Stores

In this blog, we will answer the question which grocery stores have coffee grinders ✅also what requirements there are to use them.
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Since I only want to purchase a few beans, I don't think that's feasible. I don't want a whole bag of beans.
 
If you see that boy Jack and his cow, ask him where he scores a few beans

But seriously, many grocers sell by the lb, you can likely buy a dime bag’s worth

Here’s Whole Foods bulk coffee:
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I'd hit up a local coffee shop in the afternoon.

Mention you don't drink coffee, yet want to try a recipe that needs a small amount. Bring a zip lock. Buy a pastrie, maybe an iced tea, and toss a tip in the jar.
 
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DanHoo said:
It hit up a local coffee shop in the afternoon.

Mention you don't drink coffee, yet want to try a recipe that needs a small amount. Bring a zip lock. Buy a pastrie, maybe an iced tea, and toss a tip in the jar.
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If they say no...

Buy a pound of whole bean French roast.

Go home. Buy a top rated burr grinder, a technivorm moccamaster and your journey to the dark side will be complete.
 
Joan said:
but, a small jar will save him a lot of trouble and he will have some left for next time.
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But Joan, it WILL not work the same! Think about it. I like the go to a coffee house and ask for 1/8 cup of beans (maybe fifteen?) and but a couple of pastries, he’s in San Francisc, the land of coffee beans second only to Seattle. They are not interchangeable ingredients it’s rather like using garlic or garlic juice.
 
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DanHoo said:
I'd hit up a local coffee shop in the afternoon.

Mention you don't drink coffee, yet want to try a recipe that needs a small amount. Bring a zip lock. Buy a pastrie, maybe an iced tea, and toss a tip in the jar.
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Common sense prevails! How easy was that?
Nice one DanHoo. Arun, get a grip please.
 
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TonyUK said:
Am I reading this right? A member who is literally in the middle of a major metropolis cannot find anywhere to grind a few coffee beans?
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I didn't say I couldn't find anywhere to grind the coffee beans. I was asking for suggestions as to what the easiest way to do it was. I saw there were a few options, so I wanted to ask what people thought was easier. Since others might have gotten ground beans before, and I hadn't.
 
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