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grande's quein'

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Aug 10, 2008
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I've been a member but haven't done much on the site. I would say I am a hair above newbie, maybe a shade. I am in upstate NY and just have a cheap basic "side smoker" Done a bunch of ribs, some fish and because of here, meatloaf, can't go back. I had a question...has anyone smoked or can anyone give me advice on smoking some tenderloins????
 
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Welcome....
You talkin pork or beef on the tenderloin. Use the search function in pork and in beef and you will get tons of posts on how to cook these. Search is a great tool to find info you are looking for
Dont be afraid to ask..A bunch of people here that are passionate about smoking..
 
Welcome to the forum Grande's! You'll find a lot of different preferences on smoking a pork tenderloin. I like mine wrapped in bacon.
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Now about your tender loin question. I'm with jeanie (cowgirl) I like mine wrapped in bacon so it help it not to dry out and it will give it alittle flavor because you know that everythign taste better with bacon.
 
Wow spent a few minutes reading in the search and had 3 more responses...You guys rock. So it looks like they are nor tenderloins, but loins. Like I said, it has been just an awesome hobby to this point, but I have been asked to "cook" however I see fit, 4 pork LOINS (because they are over a pound a piece) the 4 loins are roughly 20 lbs a piece. I saw someone say to grill them to 145-150 and remove w/o a plateau. How do you guys feel about this, what would you recommend, I can accomodate the 4 on my smoker, but what do you all suggest?
 
I smoke mine to 145-150 internal temp. Pork Loin is best straight off the smoker.....Sometimes wrap in bacon and stuffing is good as well

You mentioned grill until 145-150, assume you mean to smoke. Two different methods here.

You should post this over in the pork section. You may get a little more help there.

Most Important with Pork Loin....INTERNAL TEMP....Dont go over. Use a good therm and smoke at about 230-245
 
Welcome to SMF glad you decided to join in. You may want to think about marinading the loins overnight then pin some bacon on them. Allegro or MoJo Chrillo would be good choices
 
I saw someone else say they use a gas grill with pork loin because of how easy it is to dry out. If I smoke it, which is what I really WANT to do....I'm drooling thinking about it, is there a rule of thumb on how long based on how thick, I will say with the loin, because it is heavy, but not thick like a roast would be, so hours to inches??? or some other rule of thumb?

Also, where do I go to go to the pork section?
 
Welcome to SMF. Glad that you finally made your Roll Call post.
 
welcome.........rub is good, i think scpatterson pretty much nailed it.
 
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