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Full Tenderloin Rotisserie Cook
KiterTodd
Posts: 2,466
I posted my trial run a few days ago <here> and went for the full cook last night. It came our really good and didn't take any longer to run than the small one. I think it was about 45 minutes at 370 degrees.
The only difference this time is I couldn't find "Choice" tenderloin so I had to go with "Select." It was still very good, but of course the Choice one was a little more buttery.
Cook details are in the prior thread. I pretty much did the same thing and it is very repeatable. Nice that you can do a cook like this without having to babysit it too much, other than starting to check temp after 25-30 minutes.
This was a whole tenderloin that I had the butcher clean and tie. I ended up putting a few more ties on it so pieces didn't flop down while it was rotating;


Here it is when I first put it on the egg

And I think this is just before I took it off...

And behind a very nice hazy IPA I enjoyed during final dinner prep...

And, carved for service. Lot of choices in here for everyone. Mostly MR, but also some Rare, Medium, and some MW on the ends. It was very good. I put a little wood on the grill this time (Apple and Peach). I like it better without any smoke, though.

I hope everyone had a great holiday and I'm sure there are a few more cooks in the books to be posted for New Years. 

LBGE/Maryland
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How was that Manor Hill? I haven't tried that one yet.
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Bravo! Hopefully you dumped the board juices back over the meat. YUM!
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That Manor Hill was excellent. I don't remember when I got it... I had just gotten the one can to try but will get another for sure. It was full of flavor, juicy, and hazy... but wasn't too fruity if that makes sense. I'll buy another for sure if I see it.Eggcelsior said:How was that Manor Hill? I haven't tried that one yet.
LBGE/Maryland -
Didn't seem right to risk this leftover filet going old in the fridge, so made a few cheesesteaks today with what was left.



There is no longer any steak left in the fridge.
LBGE/Maryland -
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Nice! That sammich looks great!!!Canton, GA
LBGE, Joe Jr., 28” Blackstone -
Thank you for the great idea on what to do with the tenderloin trimmings, I cooked one last night and have a good bit of steak left over.
LBGE, 36" Blackstone, Anova ProCharleston, SC
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