The rest of the meal was kid friendly. Our little boy has been under the weather and barely eating enough to keep a bird alive so I was pretty confident he'd eat his beloved macaroni shells and "little trees".
Anyway, back to the pork... It was extremely tender and delicious. I don't know if a lot of the flavors made it through the grilling but the blackened crust held on to a lot of the flavors and every so often a bite would be packed with lime or salty flavor. We agreed that we would make this again, with no changes.
Jim reported that the grilling was a breeze. 24 minutes total, turning the tenderloin a quarter turn every 6 minutes.
I did think about boiling the marinade left in the ziploc for a sauce. It's worth a try!
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FYI...the goverment recently lowered temp guidelines for cooked pork...it is now 145 instead of 160. It will look pinker and be juicier. I had Rich add a big note to his grilling book.
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