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Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Tue, 06/29/10 9:29 PM
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baileysoriginal
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Tue, 06/29/10 10:31 PM
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Mmmmmm - the potatoes look as tasty as the tenderloin - great job!
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seatown76
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Tue, 06/29/10 10:36 PM
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Baileys - thank you, the potatoes were super easy. I just boiled them whole until they were just tender and then sliced them when they were cool and brushed them with oil ans sprikled them with S & P and then grilled them over the direct heat while the tenderloins were on the other side of the grill with the indirect heat.
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Wed, 06/30/10 1:50 AM
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Here's a recipe I used on Father's Day. They were excellent:
GRILLED GARLIC LIME PORK TENDERLOIN
4 – ¾ # Pork Tenderloins
MARINADE
6 large garlic cloves chopped
2 TBSP Soy Sauce
2 TBSP Grated Fresh Gingerroot
2 TSP Dijon Mustard
1/3 C Fresh Lime Juice
½ C Olive Oil
Cayenne to taste
In a blender blend ingredients with S & P.
Combine Pork & Marinade in a Ziploc at least 1 day or 2 days.
Bring to room temp before grilling. Grill 15-20 minutes or 160 degrees.
Serves 6
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Earl of Sandwich
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Wed, 06/30/10 6:58 AM
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Looks Delish!!
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Wed, 06/30/10 9:29 AM
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That does look very good! How thick did you slice the potatoes and what is the sauce on them.
Thanks
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seatown76
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Wed, 06/30/10 10:40 AM
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Ces - I cut the potatoes about a half inch thick, any thinner and you have a chance of them falling apart on the grill. The sauce on them is a combination of sour cream, cottage cheese, fresh chives from my garden, fresh crushed garlic and salt and pepper. But it has to be made ahead of time and sit in the fridge for awhile so the flavor get better!
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baileysoriginal
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Wed, 06/30/10 10:29 PM
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I like the combination of the mustard sauce for the meat and the sour cream sauce for the potatoes.
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Re:Summer Grillin' - Pork Tenderloin
Thu, 07/1/10 10:11 AM
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seatown76
Baileys - thank you, the potatoes were super easy. I just boiled them whole until they were just tender and then sliced them when they were cool and brushed them with oil ans sprikled them with S & P and then grilled them over the direct heat while the tenderloins were on the other side of the grill with the indirect heat.
Do you remember what variety of potato you used? I'd like to give them a try sometime. And since they're boiled ahead of time I can throw them into the pot with the ribs, just like JRPfeff taught me. Brad
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