Pecan kissed venison tenderloins

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kingudaroad

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Feb 3, 2009
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central texas
A lot of folks refer to the backstrap as the tenderloin, but I'm talking about the little pieces of heaven found on the inside of the body cavity above the ribs.

I grilled these over an open fire of pecan wood on the firebox of my smoker. They were fantastic!

I marinaded them with red wine, olive oil, fresh garlic and fresh rosemary. Then salt and pepper. The fire was super hot and they cooked to perfection at 3 minutes per side. Served with corn and twice baked potato.
 
that's the way!~

i've often seen the tenderloins called backstrap, and also seen the true loin the big cut along the backbone) called the backstrap. i finally gave up trying to decide which was the backstrap and just started using "loin" and "tenderloin"
 
Looks great Keith !!
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Thanks for the kind words. Amazing thing is it took 4 deer to get those tenders. Well... 3 1/2 deer. Not sure how I got 7 and not 8.
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Looks fantastic nice job
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Cooked to perfection! I've got a couple of packs of t-loins in the freezer, I may have to break one out and follow your guidance. We had bacon wrapped backstrap this weekend, but some pecan grilled t-loins sounds right appetizing!
 
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