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Stuffed Pork Tenderloin

I never made one on the Egg.   Does anyone have any recipe recommendations?
I think Costco [where I'll probably get one tomorrow] sells them two in a pack so I assume I'll be butterflying and pounding them.
Thanks in advance




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Newtown Square, PA

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  • smokesniffer
    smokesniffer Posts: 2,016
    edited August 2014
    I have done a few, butterfly and then spinach, cold cuts, spices, sun dried tomatoes,cheese and some green onions, roll it up and tie. I do them indirect @ 350 till 140 IT. Even some bacon over the whole thing is an option.
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  • Maccool
    Maccool Posts: 191
    edited August 2014
    I have done a few, butterfly and then spinach, cold cuts, spices, sun dried tomatoes,cheese and some green onions, roll it up and tie. I do them indirect @ 350 till 140 IT. Even some bacon over the whole thing is an option.
    I made that exact tenderloin the other night. Spinach, prosciutto, SDTs and feta with a Dizzy rub. It was excellent. The feta cheese makes it IMHO. Also, very important to pull the tenderloin off at 140. I've been making sandwiches out of the leftovers for a week. Today was the tenderloin sliced thin, some jarlsburg, and some roasted garlic aioli, on a nice egg toasting bread buttered on the outside and grilled to a nice crunch on the outside.