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    walterbsc




    PostSubject: Beef Tenderloin   Mon Dec 06, 2010 10:28 am

    Howdy all, anybody got a good reciepe for a beef tenderloin on a WSM or cooker??
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    Finney




    PostSubject: Re: Beef Tenderloin   Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:39 pm

    Salt. pepper, & garlic powder to taste.

    Cook until done..... lol!
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    BARBEE-Q




    PostSubject: Re: Beef Tenderloin   Mon Dec 20, 2010 3:12 pm

    I do a pretty good one on a charcoal kettle grill.
    Place charcoal on one side; season the tenderloin with salt, pepper & if you wish garlic. Grill it directly over the coals 2-3 min on each of the 4 sides. Then move it to the other side of the grill off the direct heat and cover the grill, this will allow the slow smoking until the internal temps hits the 130-135 range or med-rare. Slice thin on an angle and serve in rolls.

    Never tried to slow smoke one, it's pretty lean so without the internal fat not sure that would work.
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    Seth W




    PostSubject: Re: Beef Tenderloin   Mon Dec 20, 2010 3:18 pm

    Chris...since this cut of beef is so lean, wouldn't the Reverse Sear work really well on it??? I tried it on a very lean leg of lamb and it turned out pretty good! Just thinking...and drooling.

    Seth santa
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    Finney




    PostSubject: Re: Beef Tenderloin   Mon Dec 20, 2010 4:33 pm

    Seth W wrote:
    Chris...since this cut of beef is so lean, wouldn't the Reverse Sear work really well on it??? I tried it on a very lean leg of lamb and it turned out pretty good! Just thinking...and drooling.

    Seth santa


    It actually does. You get a much more consistant doneness because of the lower heat in the first part of the cook.
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