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Steve
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Im going to do a roast of some sort this afternoon for tonights supper, doing on medium green egg, what kind would be the best,mama and the kid like things that arent mooing still, so what would be the best roast to do , Tederloin and striploin roasts are on sale this week, here in st thomas, would those be good[p]Thanks in advance[p]Steve
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steve,
It's tough to go wrong with tenderloins. Cut'em into filets 1 3/4- 2 inches thick. Bacon wrap and then Trex them. I would gladly trade you beef for some of the seafood your island has to offer. How is it living in paradise?
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Big'un,Not the st thomas you are thinking of, I wish The closest lake we have only has pearch and sheep head in it. I ended up buying the Tenderloin whole , I want to slow cook it whole like a roast is that smart or should I go buy something else and cut this bad boy up for steaks.
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I do recommend some au jou sauce and eat French Dip style on a roll! [p]
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Smokey, any suggestions on how to prepare my tenderloin and how long it might take, again wife doesnt eat pink meat she likes hers done, maybe she can eat the small end.[p]Suggestions anyone[p]Steve
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steve,[p]I think I covered in olive oil, added some rub (Dizzy Pig of coarse), wrapped it in plastic wraped and into the fridge over night. I did take it out 20-30 minutes before cooking to let it get closer to room temp. This step isn't really needed in my opinion, but if you have the time, it is worth it![p]Then, I seared the outside maybe a minute per side, then rolled it to sear another side! There are alot of sides, mine was round, except for one end![p]After all sides had good color, I just closed the vents and kept in the egg for 15 minutes or so. I think it was 135-140 degrees in the center when I pulled it off, but that is a guess (we like meat a bit pink)! You can go a bit longer. I also think you are right, the center will be more rare than the outside![p]Please post your results![p]Smokey[p]
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steve, do it the Solomon method. I mean take a small cut from one end and cook it medium (should solve your wife's wish. Cut the ones in the middle into steak and the other end cook it the way you like it. Win Win. The other option is to freeze the steaks in the middle, get some dry ice, put in a cooler and ship to me. hehehe. Not sure how long you have been cooking on the egg, but an eye of round injected gives a very juicy raost.
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