Pork, whats for dinner

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Kevin DeShazo

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Had a package of pork tenderloins I wanted to cook up. So took them out to finish defrosting while we made a trip Walmart. While I was there, wanted to try a little something different for seasoning. In the grill section they carry Cuisinart spice blends and rubs. Saw a blend of molassas and bourbon, hmmm that sounds good.

Got home, gave the two tenderloins a good rub of said new blend while the MES was warming up. Got it up to 225, threw in some apple chips and bourbon barrel char and with an extra dash of the rub, the loins were in the smoker.

2-2.5 hrs later, with and internal temp of about 159-160, I pulled them from their smokey bed to sit and rest a spell.

Gave it all a good slicing, roasted up some taters and made some green beans and dinner was on. The rub was not bad, bit of sweetness with a hit of bourbon and molassas in each bite.

Sorry only one pict as I was working on other projects around the house but here it is for a bit of pork eye candy.


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Looks great, Try some Mccormic smokehouse maple on pork, my oh my mighty tasty
 
I was gonna get some of those but the spice section was a bit to be desired
 
Looks good. I’d highly recommend you do those to 145 next time. I’d pull at 140 and let it cruise up to 145. You will be amazed.
 
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Kevin those look awesome - nice color on them - I bought some of the same rub and was wondering what they used for the bourbon flavoring?
 
Kevin those look awesome - nice color on them - I bought some of the same rub and was wondering what they used for the bourbon flavoring?

Here is whats listed on Cuisinarts website, "Natural Bourbon Flavoring (Propylene Glycol, Water, Citric Acid, Glycerine, Ethyl Alcohol)"

For a mass produced product it was pretty good. Id be curious who makes the blends for Cuisinart
 
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