Beef tenderloin, pork loin, 2 dizzy chickens and a pile of turds

[MikeRocksTheRed]

I did a lot of cooking Friday and Saturday for a friends party.  I did 2 chickens on my rotisserie, a 3.5lb beef tenderloin, a 7lb pork loin and a bunch of bacon wrapped jalapeño poppers (aka Turds). 

The beef filet was rubbed with a local "Steak Mojo" rub then cooked in the sous vide for 3 hours at 131 degrees.  Then refrigerated over night.

The pork loin was rubbed with the pork rub I always use on ribs and pulled pork.  It's a good combination of sweet and heat.  I'll put the link to the recipe for the rub below.  The pork loin cooked in the sous vide at 142.5 degrees for 3 hours then refrigerated over night. 

Saturday morning I added a little more rub to the beef and pork then smoked them until they came back up to their 130 for the beef and almost 140 for the pork.  I rested both in the oven while other things cooked.  I did not do a final sear in the Kirk loin but I did do a sear on the beef tenderloin.  I used Weber Briquettes and my Slow-n-sear for the smoke and the final sear. 

I also did two chickens on my rotisserie.  I was hoping to do the Peruvian rub that I use quite a bit but was out of an ingredient and went with Weber Beer Can Seasoning.   Both chickens were heavily rubbed then Luton the rotisserie until the thigh temp was around 170. 

Last but not least I made turds.  Jalapeños halved and scraped out (seeds and ribs) then filled with cream cheese mixed with brown sugar and diced onion   Next they are topped with a cheddar lil smokies then wrapped in bacon.   They were smoked for 2 hours at around 250.  I forgot to put a drip pan in the grill so I have quite a mess to clean up in that grill.

I kept everything wrapped up in foil trays in a cooler for transporting and holding temp.  Everything turned out great.













I did add a little kosher salt.


















































Oops. Forgot a drip pan for the turds!










Finally pulled the trigger on a slicing knife last week.  It worked really well and I have no regrets on buying it.









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[MikeRocksTheRed]

If anyone is trying to read the towel on my sous vide in a couple of the pics....



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[JEBIV]

Awesome cook again!!

[addicted-to-smoke]

Nicely done!

[Firemunkee]

Looks amazing!

[Bubblehead]

That's a lot of great looking chow!

[apt323]

looks awesome!

[weldboy]

That is a huge spread Mike. Damn good job man

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