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Pork tenderloin & brussels

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Simple dinner tonight. I got a fresh 1-1/2 pound tenderloin yesterday for dinner tonight. Coated it with olive oil and a generous rub of Oak Ridge Secret Weapon. Fired up a half chimney of used KBB and when the coals got hot put a nice chunk of apple wood on them for smoke. I cooked the loin indirect until it was 135 internal then put it over the coals for 4 minutes per side. While this was going on I put some fresh Brussels in the Lodge with a little coconut oil, minced garlic, kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper cooked on the side burner of my gasser. Pretty good simple dinner that Ms Gwen loved. Me too. :biggrin1:






Plated on our fine china with a light drizzle of Yes Dear Red on the loin.

 
Looks great to me. Great choice of beer too! :grin:
 
Nice looking cook - roughly how long do those sprouts take cooking them that way? A lot of times when we are cooking them we will foil with a little butter/oil, salt, pepper and garlic and cook them low and slow on the smoker but I like the idea of doing them in the cast iron.
 
Nice looking cook - roughly how long do those sprouts take cooking them that way? A lot of times when we are cooking them we will foil with a little butter/oil, salt, pepper and garlic and cook them low and slow on the smoker but I like the idea of doing them in the cast iron.

I like to put them in the cast iron just long enough to get some caramelization on them with the lid on. It only takes 3 or 4 minutes. Then I give them a good stir, put the lid on and shut the fire off. Out in the sun the skillet stays hot for a long time. These sprouts cooked that way for about 40 minutes while I cooked the tenderloin. When the loin was done and resting I lit the fire under the sprouts just long enough for them to start sizzling and shut them off again. Temp and texture was perfect. I don't like them soft.
 
Great looking Pork John. Too much green stuff, but other than that it was fine...
 
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