Pork Tenderloin Glazed with Peach Preserves and Rosemary

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ellymae

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I got Adam Perry Lang's book Serious Barbecue: Smoke, Char, Baste & Brush Your Way to Great Outdoor Cooking.

Happened to have a couple of pork tenderloins in the freezer so off I went..
Marinated yesterday, and as I was putting together the rub that goes on after the marinade I find out I have no chili powder..
WHAT??
So I look at the ingredients and it has many of the same ingredients as Bovine Bold, so, in a pinch, that's what I used...
Gave it all a light dusting...

This is what it looked like coming off the grill...
I have it in the pan that I was using to apply the glaze.


Cooked it to an internal temp of 150... Sliced and plated...


Nice mix of spice and sweet. It was a lot of steps, but it was really tasty.
 
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That looks delicious, and judging by the inside color, absolutely perfectly cooked!

Pork tenderloins are amazing...I wish there were more than just 2 per pig. :th_crybaby2:

Thanks for sharing a great looking dinner!
Clarissa
 
Looks perfect!

Yeah, tenderloins like tri tips only come two per animal.

Wish everybody would stop buying them so the price would come back down? 
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Good luck and good smoking.
 
My, that is so great looking. I just had a great dinner and I am really full but I want some of that pork. Great pictures!

I may have to look for that book.

Disco
 
A while back that book was going for a pretty penny - I want to say over $100, but it looks like the did a reprint and it's reasonable. Picked it up late summer.
 
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