Beef Tenderloin results - thanks to max

DrummerDawg · June 2003

Wow!!! Thanks to mad max beyond eggdome for his help with the beef tenderloin. It was delicious!!! Only thing I did different was add some jack daniels chips to the fire. we like the jd chips with steaks.[p]here is a pick before it goes on...
[ul][li]pre-fire[/ul]

DrummerDawg · June 2003

DrummerDawg,[p]Here is pick 2 after the searing...

[ul][li]after-searing[/ul]

DrummerDawg · June 2003

DrummerDawg,[p]Here is the finished product...
[ul][li]finished[/ul]

Smokey · June 2003

DrummerDawg,[p]Looks great! How many did that fantastic piece of meat feed?[p]Smokey

DrummerDawg · June 2003

Smokey,[p]We had 5 adults and a 10yr old. Found a friend at the butcher shop sho cut down a 4+ pounder to 2.25lbs. it was a big hit....[p]DD

mad max beyond eggdome · June 2003

DrummerDawg,
i'm thrilled that you got such good results. . .that piece of meat looks righteous. . .almost started licking my monitor . . . jack daniels chips sounds like a great way to go as well . . .[p]if you like your tenderloins, price club sells whole 'choice' ones for about $8.00 a pound. . .i buy them now, cut off the large end into a chateaubriand, then cut 4 good 2" thick filet mignions, and save the tails from two or three for chili. . .the whole tenderloin costs about $55.00, but for that i get 2 1/2 meals for my family of four. . ..pretty good deal. . and they aren't hard to 'butcher' and trim on your own. .. [p]have a happy dad's day.[p]max

Beef Tenderloin results - thanks to max

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