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I could never bring myself to cure a beef tenderloin. A porktenderloin yes.
If you want to cure lean beef, sirloin tip is my preference, as I don't consider it worth much anything else. I have a tip in the freezer and cannot remember why I bought it, except it was on sale.
I haven't picked up...
Takes about 3 cuts for a venison backstrap. Might take a few more for a large pork loin...5-6 maybe?
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/bacon-wrapped-stuffed-backstrap-chanterelles-grilled-zucchini-and-squash.335145/
My Aunt Invited me over for dinner. She had already bought the Porktenderloins, had a friend give her the sweet corn and zucchini from her garden. I said,"Yep-I am in!"
The board-Sbriciolona Salami and Calabrian Lonzino Salumi, Parmesan and Dubliner Irish cheese, Green olives...
The wine...
Congrats on the rub! To me that's the surprising thing about porktenderloin, although I prefer it at 145 I've overshot it more times than I care to count lol. It is still usually tender and juicy. Kind of a fail proof cut.
Picked this up at HEB a while back.
Sous vide some glazed carrots a friend gave me.
Grilled it on the Kettle with vents half open to 145 than finished with quick sear.
Was pretty good. Carrots and veggies where really good.
Same here, but I was recreating the cook from american royal world series of bbq rub contest. There entry packet said they used porktenderloin cooked to 160. One of my rubs took 7th place in the hot catagory an I was curious as how it turned out since i prefer around 140 for my tenderloin...
I pretty much live on ground chicken and porktenderloin for diet reasons. Prices not bad. I splurged on some ground round for a cheat day this weekend and it was almost $9 a lbs
I agree. We're pork people way more than beef people relative to smoking. Pork ribs are incredible!! And pork butt!!!
I love big butts, and I cannot lie!
I'm here to testify! I'll smoke 'em 'til I die!
For us, the epitome of bbq'd beef, either grilled or smoked, is a prime, aged beef...
The large muscle on a bone-in (center cut) pork chop is the loin, and the small muscle is the tenderloin. Just like a T-bone or Porterhouse steak on a beef.
Good link that covers all pork chop cuts: https://www.thekitchn.com/a-complete-guide-to-pork-chops-meat-basics-208638
Dry curing vs...
Here is a thread from one of great members...although I believe he is now into competition shooting and around much anymore.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/special-dinner-special-friends-smoked-beef-tenderloin-lotsa-pics.314961/
I really like cured smoked loin/chop that is finished on a hot plate/pan when it's time to eat.
I'll definitely give the dry cure a shot for loins. I'm really enjoying them over pork belly bacon in BLTs.
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