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Beef Tenderloin



Beef Tenderloin
Smoking a whole beef tenderloin is an elevated classic dish that my family thoroughly enjoys, especially during the Holidays. It just feels like you are enjoying one of the best, most tender meats ever. I start off with an English mustard slather that is inspired by the classic preparation of a Beef Wellington. In this recipe and accompanying video we are going to reverse sear (smoke and then sear) the tenderloin, so we get a smoked element, but also the amazing taste from the char of a great sear.

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45 Comments

  1. Very timely, Matt! Was actually going to look on your site for a tenderloin recipe the day this came out! Plan on cooking one for NYE. How do you think the garlic herb rub you used on the tomahawk prime rib would go on this? I think it would be amazing, but interested in your thoughts! Have a Merry Christmas!

  2. I know it's done when it's done, but any rough estimate on the smoke time at 250? My smoker tops out at 250. Will have a temp probe in it to watch for 110, but is it an hour? 3 hours? Kinda sorta rough estimate for planning purposes. Can't wait to try this recipe. I love Colemans mustard. I buy it in powder form and make up a jar at a time and keep it in the frigde. Thanks for the great tips on this an all your recipes!

  3. Hey Matt would you recommend doing this process for elk tenderloin this looked amazing I was lucky enough to take an elk this year and I'm going to try cooking the tenderloin for the family at Christmas thanks for your input.

  4. I really appreciate your videos man. I visited your store for the first time yesterday. I traveled to Ft. Worth to take some donations to a homeless ministry up here. But again with your store, congratulations on everything. Oh and that looks like some good eatin’ man!

  5. Another great video Matt. I would love to see more of trimming that beef tenderloin. I trimmed one once and made filets and they were the most tender I’ve ever had. I wasn’t sure about uses for the chain, etc

  6. Almost exactly how I do it every Christmas visiting friends just north of Ft. Worth, sans a smoker, them being urbanites. I 'bake' lower at 225F until ~118F and quickly sear in a lightly oiled pan. Edge to edge MR, no greying of the meat. Of course, creamed horseradish sauce. Here's the kicker: Everyone raving every year, NOBODY has inquired yet how to do this. I find this amazing, just the opposite of me. Arriving Dec 23 again this year. If folks only knew how simple and just tried.

  7. I'd love to see gordon ramsey in one of your videos and then have him invite you to masterchef and get all the contestants a traeger for a smoke/bbq challenge and the winner takes home a timberline xl. I seriously love every video you put out, my xl only runs on meatchurch pellets and rubs. Thank you for helping me be a better cook and I can't wait until next year when I get to fly from Cali to Texas just to see the shop.

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