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smokinfro

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May 11, 2016
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Relatively new to smoking. And i have an idea for a tenderloin and wanted throw it out there and see what suggestions i get for it. The idea is to cut a whole tenderloin down the middle and taking sliced lemons, maybe pineapple, and then wrapping with butcher twine. Is this a good idea or would i be throwin money away? Thank you for the advice
 
First of all welcome to the Forum.

We are all looking for new things we can Q, fresh ideas.

If in your mind and your Pallet is telling you it would be good, give it a try.

Pork Tenderloin is not an expensive cut of meat to try ideas on.
 
The wife loves to put spinach and sundried tomatoes in our pork loins.  She adds some spices too but what I have no idea.  She prepares and I cook!!!!!
 
Relatively new to smoking. And i have an idea for a tenderloin and wanted throw it out there and see what suggestions i get for it. The idea is to cut a whole tenderloin down the middle and taking sliced lemons, maybe pineapple, and then wrapping with butcher twine. Is this a good idea or would i be throwin money away? Thank you for the advice
Whole beef tenderloin? That's a lot of meat for an experiment! I've stuffed a whole beef tenderloin (spinach, mushrooms, garlic) but haven't smoked one.

Pineapple can make the meat mushy with longer contact (enzymatic tenderization).
 
I've stuffed mine with everything imaginable...Veggies, mushrooms, stove top stuffing (yeah I know but...), sun dried tomatoes, appricots, apples and even pre cooked pecan pie filling (oh my, YUMMY)...What ever floats your boat...
With pineapple as shyzabrau said...Fresh pineapple can tenderize meat almost to mush.
I always use canned pineapple as the enzymes are less reactive.
Happy smoking...Let's us know what you tried and post some pics.
Walt.
 
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