Pork Tenderloin Slicing??

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danbono

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Hi All Am I asking for trouble by slicing a pork tenderloin length wise. I want to marinate them in a Char Sui sauce, then hang them in my WSM..
Thanks Dan

I would use a bone less butt , but my wife picky about fat.
 
I don't bother splitting tenderloin as they are so small as it is. But if yours are large or you just want smaller slices. Split in 2 length wise. Watch your IT. 140 at the mid point will give a slightly more done thin end and a more pink thick end. Much higher than 140 and someone will be eating dry meat...JJ
 
Is it a real Tender Loin or a Loin? ,no problem splitting any thing but it reduces time cooking
 
Is it a real Tender Loin or a Loin? ,no problem splitting any thing but it reduces time cooking

Hi I'm thinking about using both.If I do slice length wise I'll be slicing with the grain, won't that make my pieces chewy..Meats are always sliced against the grain?
Thanks Dan
 
NOPE...It won't be tough because you are slicing the Strips with the grain. At service time the Strips will be sliced Across the grain to eat...JJ
 
Thanks I hope you are right.I'm going to give it a try.Will post back with the results.
Dan
 
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