Smoked Beef Tenderloin, Reverse Seared with Q-View

hoity toit

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• Dec 10, 2011

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The more I think about it, this is what I will cook for Christmas Dinner this year. Thanks!

 

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• Dec 10, 2011

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Looks delicious!!

  Awesome plate...deep fried veggies  mmmm.

  Craig

 

teeznuts

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• Dec 11, 2011

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Hoity Toit said:

The more I think about it, this is what I will cook for Christmas Dinner this year. Thanks!

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I'm actually considering subbing this for either the ham or turkey for Christmas myself. Maybe even for New Years as well since it's cheaper than any prime rib around here. Make sure you take pics.

 

leeman

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• Dec 20, 2011

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What is the rule of thumb for length of time to smoke a beef tenderloin ? How long did it take for this one to reach 137 ?

  Thanks and it looks fantastic !

  -- Lee

 

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Looks great.  I love smoking these things but haven't done one in a while. I may have to do one up as they are on sale in this area.

 

teeznuts

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Leeman said:

What is the rule of thumb for length of time to smoke a beef tenderloin ? How long did it take for this one to reach 137 ?

  Thanks and it looks fantastic !

  -- Lee

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Hey Lee I think it was in the 1-1 1/2 hour range. It didn't take long compared to most smokes.

Biaviian said:

Looks great.  I love smoking these things but haven't done one in a while. I may have to do one up as they are on sale in this area.

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It would make an excellent Christmas/New Years meal.

 

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• Dec 20, 2011

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teeznuts said:

It would make an excellent Christmas/New Years meal.

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You are right but I think I'm going to Prime Rib route.  I haven't decided which I'll do yet but I am doing one of them for dinner on Saturday. 

 

teeznuts

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Biaviian said:

You are right but I think I'm going to Prime Rib route.  I haven't decided which I'll do yet but I am doing one of them for dinner on Saturday. 

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Can't go wrong with Prime Rib! Take pics.