A couple of days ago,
Retired Spook
posted a thread about them. I had taken out a couple to cook, but things happen and today I finally got them done.
Trimmed up and wrapped them with my newly minted buckboard bacon...
Cut between the bacon into individual 'steaks', about 1½" thick...
Seasoned with a low salt rub. Left some unwrapped and seasoned them with coarse salt and cracked black pepper...
On the kettle off the flame with some lump and oak splits...
Done...
Drizzled a little Kinder's Peach Bourbon BBQ sauce on top...
Made a pot of pintos seasoned with...yes, you guessed, some of the bacon pieces from yesterday...
A good friend works at a local farm and when they pick Brussel sprouts, the small ones are usually thrown away. She'll pick them and give them to us. Coated with EVOO and coarse salt and fresh cracked black pepper. Roasted in the oven at 450℉ until they get a little black...
Time to eat...
Tenderloin was a little overdone, but unlike pork chops, it is somewhat forgiving...

Trimmed up and wrapped them with my newly minted buckboard bacon...

Cut between the bacon into individual 'steaks', about 1½" thick...
Seasoned with a low salt rub. Left some unwrapped and seasoned them with coarse salt and cracked black pepper...
On the kettle off the flame with some lump and oak splits...
Done...
Drizzled a little Kinder's Peach Bourbon BBQ sauce on top...
Made a pot of pintos seasoned with...yes, you guessed, some of the bacon pieces from yesterday...
A good friend works at a local farm and when they pick Brussel sprouts, the small ones are usually thrown away. She'll pick them and give them to us. Coated with EVOO and coarse salt and fresh cracked black pepper. Roasted in the oven at 450℉ until they get a little black...
Time to eat...
Tenderloin was a little overdone, but unlike pork chops, it is somewhat forgiving...