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Pork Tenderloin - THX for the help

Misippi Egger
Misippi Egger Posts: 5,095
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
I appreciate all the responses to my request for a good pork tenderloin recipe. I bookmarked them for exciting future cooks. This was an engagement announcement party for our friend's daughter with about 50-60 young, hungry kids. For easy of cooking and presentation, I chose the recipe from Hoss.

Wicker's marinade, honey, Cavender's Greek seasoning and Seasoned salt. I only had time to marinade for about 4 hours. I had a case (12 tenderloins) to cook, so I did minimal trimming (mostly the large piece of 'silver skin') and dropped them in baggies with the marinade.

I cooked at 350* indirect, but you can see this was a challenge on my large. I did a lot of lifting the AR out, swapping the meat around to keep them cooking evenly, especially with some quite larger than others.
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When they reached about 135* internal, I removed the AR, the drip pan, the spider and the pizza stone indirect piece (HOT :ohmy: ). I then put a small grid on the firebox ledge and seared each piece on the hot fire. I then put 6 each in 1/2 steamer foil pans, sealed in foil and into a cooler with towels.

When I got to the party, they were still pretty hot to the touch.

Everyone LOVED them. Served with rolls, mayonnaise, honey mustard or Raspberry Chipotle toppings! :woohoo:

Sorry for no other pics, the wifey had already left with the fresh veggies and fruit plates and I was alone, very busy and had to change out of the smoky clothes and get over to the party. :( :ohmy:

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