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Two Birds With One Stone--Lamb Chops and Tenderloin TD's

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Since both are rather delicate cuts I decided to combine both cooks into one.

Preppred the Chimichurri sauce first and my go to is Moose's recipe which is perfect IMHO

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Australian goodness

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What a healthy rack :becky::becky:

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Sliced them individually first

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Gorgeous marbling

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Removed two healthy pieces and Frenched the Frenched rack some mo' into beautiful lollipops :biggrin1:

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Got the working on the tenderloin. USDA prime

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This was borderline Wagyu. Just feel the marbling

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Trussed two filets

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The stars are ready for the show with fine rubs from Oakridge and BPS

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Fine cuts of meat deserve treatment from a fine cooker :thumb:

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Lamb hit the grill first

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Nice grill marks

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Put the counterparts on before pulling the stars out

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Perfection

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Ate the rest of the chops with the Chimichurri sauce. Don't worry I had helpers

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Next I moved onto the filets

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Same treatment

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Boom!! Served!

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Insane is all I can say. Meat coma for a little bit but we made it out alright. Thanks for looking!

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Bravo! I'm usually not a fan of fillet, but I would so hit that. Then, have some lamb for desert. Great job, and way to do the Yoder proud.
 
Absolutely beautiful! And excellent photography too BTW.

My goodness though that lamb is EXPENSIVE! All the way from Australia, did it have it's own first class seat???:shock:

Thanks SmokinAussie! Believe it or not it's very reasonably priced. Most places here sell the New Zealand lamb which I'm not a fan of for at least $14/lb. American lamb goes for upwards of $30/lb minimum so Australian lamb from Costco is a bargain. My favorites are Australian (the cheapest) and American either from Colorado and rare instances California lamb.
 
Bravo! I'm usually not a fan of fillet, but I would so hit that. Then, have some lamb for desert. Great job, and way to do the Yoder proud.

Thanks Josh! I'm not a filet guy either but the Costco prime or Wagyu are stupid delicious.
 
That's just off the charts amazing! So how hot can you crank up the Yoder?
 
That's just off the charts amazing! So how hot can you crank up the Yoder?

Thanks Richard!

You can take it all the way up to 600*. I had it at 480* and it was plenty.
 
Dang, Neighbor... Looks amazing!! Nommy x 1,000. :grin:
 
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