smoking tenderloin
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smoking tenderloin
Im new to smokin and would like some advise on smokin pork tenderloin on my new frontier smoker.Can anyone help.Any help would be useful as well as any great recipes and tips.
thankyou all
Jon
thankyou all
Jon
jag1- Sausage Burner
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Re: smoking tenderloin
https://proq.forumotion.com/smoking-low-and-slow-f3/stuffed-bacon-wrapped-pork-tenderloin-2-ways-on-the-probbq-t111.htm
Not smoked a tenderloin yet but Roxy's effort in the above link looks delicious.
Not smoked a tenderloin yet but Roxy's effort in the above link looks delicious.
steveheyes- Burger Flipper
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Location : Reading, Berks
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Re: smoking tenderloin
Well... I may have to try both of the ones in the link above as they look incredible, but I do one like this...
1. Cut the tenderloin in half and open it like a book
2. sprinkle it with equal parts salt, pepper, and garlic powder
3. squirt a fair amount of dijon mustard onto it... to taste if you will
4. pack on about a half a cup of brown sugar-- should be fairly thick and the size of the loin may dictate more
5. lay on a single layer of thinly sliced apples
6. drizzle with Woodford Reserve or your favorite bourbon
7. close the book and carefully set aside
8. lay several pieces of twine(long enough to tie up the loin in the end) on a piece of plastic wrap-- spaced about an inch or so apart
9. lay a slice of bacon on top of each piece of twine
10. place the closed loin on top of the bacon
11. bring up the twine and bacon tieing it snugly around the loin
After I have had the loin on the smoker a while and when it starts getting close to the temp I want I begin basting it with a mixture of bourbon, brown sugar, and apple juice... sorry I just mix this in a bowl till it looks right... maybe 1 part juice, 2 parts brown sugar, and 1/2 part bourbon... just a guess. The glaze should be applied several times. I will also add that this is not an original idea as there are several similar posts and recipes out there... this just happens to be what I have taken from the ones that I have seen. Its mighty tasty though...
1. Cut the tenderloin in half and open it like a book
2. sprinkle it with equal parts salt, pepper, and garlic powder
3. squirt a fair amount of dijon mustard onto it... to taste if you will
4. pack on about a half a cup of brown sugar-- should be fairly thick and the size of the loin may dictate more
5. lay on a single layer of thinly sliced apples
6. drizzle with Woodford Reserve or your favorite bourbon
7. close the book and carefully set aside
8. lay several pieces of twine(long enough to tie up the loin in the end) on a piece of plastic wrap-- spaced about an inch or so apart
9. lay a slice of bacon on top of each piece of twine
10. place the closed loin on top of the bacon
11. bring up the twine and bacon tieing it snugly around the loin
After I have had the loin on the smoker a while and when it starts getting close to the temp I want I begin basting it with a mixture of bourbon, brown sugar, and apple juice... sorry I just mix this in a bowl till it looks right... maybe 1 part juice, 2 parts brown sugar, and 1/2 part bourbon... just a guess. The glaze should be applied several times. I will also add that this is not an original idea as there are several similar posts and recipes out there... this just happens to be what I have taken from the ones that I have seen. Its mighty tasty though...
Qjuju- Charcoal Starter
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Re: smoking tenderloin
That sounds good.
Just noticed it's your birthday today too. Happy Birthday!
Just noticed it's your birthday today too. Happy Birthday!
steveheyes- Burger Flipper
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Location : Reading, Berks
Registration date : 2009-01-13
Re: smoking tenderloin
Qjuju's recipe looked so good it made my mouth water, I had to give it a go!
Just a few changes, I used home made cold mountain rub to sprinkle in, I made up some English mustard (& reduced the amount a bit as this is much stronger than Dijon), I've got no American whiskey, so it was single malt Scotch, & my glaze/baste was a mix of Scotch, butter, brown sugar & mustard (melted together & simmered for 5-6 mins).
I used some alder to smoke it, & two of us polished the lot off in one sitting!
Thanks Qjuju!
Just a few changes, I used home made cold mountain rub to sprinkle in, I made up some English mustard (& reduced the amount a bit as this is much stronger than Dijon), I've got no American whiskey, so it was single malt Scotch, & my glaze/baste was a mix of Scotch, butter, brown sugar & mustard (melted together & simmered for 5-6 mins).
I used some alder to smoke it, & two of us polished the lot off in one sitting!
Thanks Qjuju!
Novice- Burger Flipper
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Location : Birmingham England
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Re: smoking tenderloin
Looks mighty tasty!!! Well done! I just got a bottle of scotch and I may need to give yours a go. I am glad you liked it...
Qjuju- Charcoal Starter
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Age : 58
Location : Louisville, KY USA
Registration date : 2009-03-15
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