Red's No Foil Baby Back Ribs and Pork Tenderloin w/ Qview!!

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RED< THAT IS SOME GOOD LOOKING STUFF.

dannylang
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Thanks Danny...and thanks for the point!

Red
 
I wouldn't eat that stuff, unless you got tired of my Begging & gave me some!!
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Nice Job Red !!!--------------------
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Sorry I'm late---Getting old & slow!!
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Bear
 
They look fantastic great job.

Thanks man!


I wouldn't eat that stuff, unless you got tired of my Begging & gave me some!!:drool :drool

Nice Job Red !!!--------------------:points:

Sorry I'm late---Getting old & slow!!
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Bear

Haha! You know you'd never have to beg for ribs around here, John! And don't worry...I'm gettin a bit old and slow too! :biggrin:

Thanks for the point Brother! Thumbs Up

Red
 
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Red, Those tenderloins look like a Perfect 10 in my book, WOW!!! I'm gonna head to the store tomorrow if weather permits and pick some up for the family and try to get them that tasty looking.
 
 
Red, Those tenderloins look like a Perfect 10 in my book, WOW!!! I'm gonna head to the store tomorrow if weather permits and pick some up for the family and try to get them that tasty looking.
Thanks Thomas, and good luck with the tenderloins!  
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  IMO the key to great pork tenderloin is to carefully monitor your internal temps...you don't want to over cook.  Lots of folks cook a p. tenderloin hot and fast, which works well, but I like to smoke low and slow until the IT is 140-145*.  Others will say you should cook until at least 150-155*, but IMO that's not necessary, as tenderloin begins to dry out if you over cook it.

Let us know how your's turn out!  
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Red
 
 
Thanks Thomas, and good luck with the tenderloins!  
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  IMO the key to great pork tenderloin is to carefully monitor your internal temps...you don't want to over cook.  Lots of folks cook a p. tenderloin hot and fast, which works well, but I like to smoke low and slow until the IT is 140-145*.  Others will say you should cook until at least 150-155*, but IMO that's not necessary, as tenderloin begins to dry out if you over cook it.

Let us know how your's turn out!  
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Red
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  What Red said !!

That's why we were so glad when the USDA changed their "Safe to eat Temp" from 160° to 145° !!!

Bear
 
 
I bow to the Prince of Pork! Great meal but no less than you deserve!

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Disco

I thank you Kind Sir, although I often suspect I get far better than I deserve!

Thanks for the point, Disco! Thumbs Up

Red
 
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I looked at this the other day, for the life of me I thought I posted.

Anyway Red, those are beautiful ribs man. Totally impressed.

Great job, tell the bride it was double brownie points day!

Thanks Foam...you're too kind! It's real easy to earn brownie points around here...first: just do what I'm told. And second: put a tasty meal on the table time to time! :grilling_smilie:

Appreciate the post and the point! Thumbs Up

Red
 
No problem Red,  I love that color  looks fantastic

Gary
 
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