A rousing success and a quick recovery

  • Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
SmokingMeatForums.com is reader supported and as an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases.

JCAP

Smoking Fanatic
Original poster
Jun 12, 2019
964
1,282
Allentown, PA
Hey all,
It’s been a fun week out back so far. Sunday I got outside to cook up some pork tenderloins for lunch this week. One with Killer Hogs AP and one with MeatChurch AP . I used cooked these indirect with the Weber baskets (with some pecan added too) until 130ish and then direct over the basket until 140. I love porK tenderloin and these were awesome. This was the success.
520253EB-EC86-4C18-B6E0-1BC60BF70447.jpeg DA1E26A1-F91C-48F5-B388-1ECFC10A00CC.jpeg
B9BDCC74-E581-47AA-89E8-209E9D927302.jpeg 89E04537-2282-45D0-AF47-3BAAD1A57277.jpeg


I also found a very small chuck roast in my freezer. Must have cut this off of another for some reason or other that I can’t remember. Thawed it and coated it with Killer Hogs Tx Brisket. I never did the snake method in the Weber before and didn’t really feel like getting the bigger boys out for this little piece so I thought why not? So I set up a 2x2x1 snake and started it with about 12 lit briquettes. May have been too much because the temp eventually went over 300 on me. I kept the roast on the grill with pecan until 160 and then wrapped and finished in oven. Uh oh....205 and still tough after a rest. So I threw it in a crockpot and mostly recovered the tenderness. Not my best chuckle but when it goes on a sandwich with hot peppers, it’ll do just fine.

4F565B54-7760-4D76-907D-8E298FD6CA2D.jpeg
DC09314E-7430-4171-9E43-AAC24AA20263.jpeg 184614C0-A73A-48BC-9C32-BDFFE108FA77.jpeg EF163D17-5785-43E4-9B41-B3979CAB1638.jpeg

Thanks for looking all!
 
Last edited:
I like to see success on a Webet Kettle. I will be picking one up in the neat future. Been using an MES that recently died. Going to be fun playing with Fire again...JJ
 
  • Like
Reactions: chopsaw and JCAP
PorK tenderloin looks great, a sure favorite at my house! Glad to see the kettle out, not too many nice days so far.

Chuck looks great too, I’ll have one with peppers too!
 
  • Like
Reactions: JCAP
Looks good . I like the snake method on a kettle . Last couple chucks I did went all the way to 210 .
Pork tenderloin is hard to beat when cooked to the right temp . Those look great , and nice beef and peppers .
 
  • Like
Reactions: JCAP
SmokingMeatForums.com is reader supported and as an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases.

Latest posts

Hot Threads

Clicky