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Pork Tenderloin Receipe

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Jimbo
Jimbo Posts: 44
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Awhile back I saw a receipe for pork tenderloins with a rasberry chipotle marinade or sauce but can't find it now. Can someone point me to it?[p]Thanks,
Jimbo

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  • bobbyb
    bobbyb Posts: 1,349
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    Jimbo,
    Was this it?
    Bobbyb
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    Raspberry Chipotle pork tenderloin[p]I just rinse the tenderloin and sprinkle with some kosher salt. Place in a
    large zip lock bag with a cup or so of Raspberry Chipotle, a couple of
    tablespoons of balsamic vinegar and a teaspoon or two of regular mustard. I
    salt this first because both the vinegar and RC sauce are pretty sweet. I
    let it marinade for several hours to overnight.
    Remove from marinade and sprinkle with coarse ground black pepper. If the
    mood strikes, I'll spiral wrap in bacon and then sear at high temps (T-Rex
    style) for a minute or so a side depending on how large the tenderloin is. I
    do this with the grill at it's regular location. I then remove and elevate
    the grid and reduce the temps. After the high sear it's pretty hard to drop
    the temp quickly, so I pretty much shut it down to almost a dwell. Although
    I'd get them lower if I could, temps usually hover in the 400 degree range.
    I like to use a polder because these guys cook pretty quick, and if you get
    occupied doing something else, they can get away from you pretty quick. Cook
    time is usually under 30 minutes for 1 pounders.
    I take the remainder of the marinade and boil it down while the meat is
    cooking. I usually turn once during the cook and baste with the reduced
    sauce. Use the rest on the table.
    In my opinion, this is one heck of a main course for under $5. Plus, you're
    only cooking for less than an hour.
    Mike

  • Jimbo
    Jimbo Posts: 44
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    bobbyb, Thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for.[p]Jimbo

  • Sigmore
    Sigmore Posts: 621
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    bobbyb,
    Stop doin that!! You made my whole head snap to the left!! ;>)