the life of a tenderloin.

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cheezit

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Jul 4, 2011
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n. fortworth tx
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and it was tasty.... the end :)
 
first off let me say that was my first try at smoking anything ever.

smoked with misquete  pulled off the smoker @145* let sit for about 15  min to finish at 150* took about 2.5 hours to cook it.

so far as pics of it cut will its a little late for that. But it was good.

not much of a smoke ring in it though maybe 1/4"-1/2" worth.,

next week its cherry smoked turkey brest.
 
Let me ask...are you from TX?  (Mesquite wood and Mrs Baird's Bread.)   BTW - looks great!  Love the bacon wrap.   May I suggest brining the turkey prior to your smoke to get the flavors deep into the meat.
 
not from but have been  in texas for about 6 years. been reading up on brining will try and get all that together saterday moring. thanks for the tip.
 
That is a pretty piece of Pork....

 
Looks good. How about some details. That's one huge tenderloin, musta been from hogzilla!


 Yeah that's a center cut chunk o' Pork Loin...A Tenderloin that thick, looks about 6", would have to be about 3 ft long and come from a 2 ton Hog!
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...JJ
 
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