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beef tenderloin
jamman
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5 separate pieces of butt end beef tenderloin 2 - 2.5 pounds each
suggestions on slow cook, at what temperature and how long, if recommend sear or reverse sear
seasoning is to be that of salt, pepper, garlic , olive oil or any other recommendation
suggestions on slow cook, at what temperature and how long, if recommend sear or reverse sear
seasoning is to be that of salt, pepper, garlic , olive oil or any other recommendation
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Now I'm not at all an expert, so take this for whatever use it might be.I'd sear it hot them for about 1-2 minutes per side and let them rest while I drop the temp down to around 350. I'd put it back on and flip it every 4 minutes until it reaches your desired internal temp.Use salt alone or whatever rub you prefer. Personally, I'd use salt and nothing else, but that's an uncommon preference.
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That works. I've given up searing on cooks like this. I just roast them at 225 or 250 until they hit my target temp. There is usually some variation in width on these so I let that play as an advantage so that people ca get whatever level of doneness they want. Cook the thicker end pretty rare and let the thinner end be medium or so. As above, season with whatever tastes good to you. I like some fresh ground pepper added to whatever storebought rub I use.
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