Overcooked Pork Tenderloin?

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fwismoker

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Dec 31, 2012
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I didn't plan on cooking this to 160* plus IT but that's what happened. Pleasantly surprised how flooded juicy and falling apart it was!



Put this pork tenderloin on 1/2 pair of OctoForks with silicone cooking bands on to make sure it didn't slip off because the spit rod didn't go through it.    Seasoned with a peppercorn rub and cooked around 300*





 
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Looks good. I have had a couple get away from me. At 160 they are still edible but they don't get any better than 140, pink, melt in your mouth tender and juicy...JJ
 
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Looks good. I have had a couple get away from me. At 160 they are still edible but they don't get any better than 140, pink, melt in your mouth tender and juicy...JJ
I was somewhat surprised this was as how you described and at 160*.  My guess as the reason why is because with the rotisserie the outside is not sizzling with conduction heat from the cook grate and also the self basting action.  
 
Sure looks good, maybe it was injected from the processor..
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I'd Imagine it was enhanced. Unless I get a pork tenderloin from the butcher it will be.   I might pic some up and see how they fare taking them a bit higher IT and see. 
 
It sure looks good from here!

As said above, it's hard to believe it was that juicy & tender at that high IT.

Al
 
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