Apricot and Ginger Glazed Pork Tenderloin

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When the pics get my mouth to watering like it is now (pass me a napkin) there aint nothing wrong with them. Got a pork loin in the fridge now I was wondering what to do with. Thinking I may be doing this!

Jim
 
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When the pics get my mouth to watering like it is now (pass me a napkin) there aint nothing wrong with them. Got a pork loin in the fridge now I was wondering what to do with. Thinking I may be doing this!

Jim
Glad it got got the juices flowing, Jim. Makes me feel better about the pics! and thanks for the kind words.
 
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Ginger is so unique in that it is a seasoning and a tea as well as a treat. I use ginger in sausage. My wife makes a stir fry that is thick with ginger.
When I make seasonings with ginger, I use her tea granules and put in the coffee grinder.
That must have been something cooking on a clay kamado. You probably didn't have an instruction manual with that...
Housemate that owned the Kamado had "the book". It was fun counting briquettes for cooking 2 servings of burgers, chicken, or steak. Didn't use it much past basic cooks.
Got invited to a seafood cook where the salmon sides were slow cooked and smoked on a clay kamado. That is the only way I will eat salmon.
 
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