Wiktionary
n. A cut of pig meat from along the top of the rib cage
WordNet
n. meat from a loin of pork
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "pork loin".
Dinner was roast pork loin, accompanied by boiled yucca, fried candied plantains, black beans, boiled pearl rice, hard Cuban rolls, and a salad of sliced tomatoes, avocados, and iceberg lettuce, with Ellita's homemade Thousand Island dressing.
When the bread was done baking, Meecham served it hot, carved the pork loin and brought out plates of cheese and greens.
When the bread was done baking, Meecham served it hot, carved the pork loin, and brought out plates of cheese and greens.
For meats she had beef pot roast and frizzled dried-beef gravy, pork loin and leftovers from the last ham.
But then, so had been the fresh oysters, the lobster bisque, the crusted stuffed pork loin, the fresh baguettes-and the coffee, a gift from Captain Nobbes's dwindling store.
No, my mother didn't shoot the butcher over a poorly cut pork loin.
The chef was complaining about the quality of the pork loin he was getting lately.
Homemade corn tortillas, newly churned butter, barbecued swordfish steaks, six kinds of salsa, pork loin roast in some kind of sweet, piquant sauce.
Mom had stopped crying, washed her face, changed out of the suit she wore to my funeral, and cooked my favorite meal: pork loin with risotto.
Actually, I've never eaten anything Dan Okrent has cooked, but my friend Kathy Holub went to a dinner party at his home in 1994 and gave the pork loin high marks.
The two women were forgotten as he greeted friends and butchers and haggled over the price of a fat goose and a huge slab of pork loin.