Beef Tenderloin Butts

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Picked some up at the commissary at lunch today.

Will cook one in the oven, one on the grill.
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Recently saw a video of a piece of pork tenderloin seasoned, wrapped in cheesecloth, tied to the underside of a dutch of lid.

Charcoal put inside the dutch oven, lid put back on.

Looked interesting.

Might try that instead of being done in the oven.
 
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Supposed to be just the thickest end of the tenderloin. Those look whole to me. Either way I’d back up a tech at that price! Tenderloin is a cut that matters less on grade really. Select is likely still fork tender.
 
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Recently saw a video of a piece of pork tenderloin seasoned, wrapped in cheesecloth, tied to the underside of a dutch of lid.

Charcoal put inside the dutch oven, lid put back on.

Looked interesting.

Might try that instead of being done in the oven.
 
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It's just the thick end of a whole tenderloin...
Yep, the end that most people prefer. I've never really heard what they do with the rest of the tenderloin...
Tenderloin is a cut that matters less on grade really.
Yes sir. The tenderloin is the least used muscle in any animal that has them...
I think I will grab at least 4 more tomorrow and freeze.
At that price, I definitely would grab some more. If they're all 2 packs, split and vacuum seal individually, then freeze...
 
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