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Pork tenderloin with vortex...

Started by rookie81, February 05, 2018, 10:29:33 AM

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rookie81

Hey guys planning on using my homemade vortex for the first time. How long should it take and any tips for doing pork tenderloin.
Thanks

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HoosierKettle

Are you talking pork loin cut  1" thick pounded flat breaded and fried Midwest style or are you talking about the actual part of the pig that is a tenderloin.


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rookie81

Quote from: HoosierKettle on February 05, 2018, 10:57:47 AM
Are you talking pork loin cut  1" thick pounded flat breaded and fried Midwest style or are you talking about the actual part of the pig that is a tenderloin.


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Standard pork tenderloin

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Big Dawg

I've never tried 'em with a Vortex.  Probably not too long since they don't need to go any higher than 145º-150º IT.





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Fire Starter

Pork loin ain't to fatty I reckon vortex would be to intense. Maybe wrap them in bacon keep the juice in , besides bacon 🥓 makes everything better


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SMOKE FREAK

My favorite...
Brined tenderloin cut in medallions wrapped in bacon and skewered with fresh rosemary...
Around the Mighty V...

Flipped...

After a few layers of thinned sauce...


Friggin awesome...

Big Dawg

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Quote from: Big Dawg on February 07, 2018, 08:50:05 AM
Now those look NICE ! ! !





BD

Off the grill at 155 degrees they were tender, juicy, and delicious...