Coug
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Thanks for posting this Coug. I think I will try this July 04. Pork tenderloin is one of the few meats that I can eat on my diet. No more nice thick juicy ribeyes with a loaded baked potato for me.
No problem Gramps! This method seemed to work out great for us.
145 and let it rest?
140 and then let it rest. There's a lot of heat energy trapped in the meat when you remove it from the grill so if you let it rest approx 10 minutes it'll keep cooking to a perfect 145. In my experiences anyway.