Grilled Pork Tenderloin & Chimichurri




Chef Tom fires up the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill for some Grilled Pork Tenderloin & Chimichurri. Pair that with grilled corn on the cob in a bowl full of rice and quinoa, and you’ve got prime summertime eats!
Full recipe: https://www.atbbq.com/thesauce/grilled-pork-tenderloin-chimichurri/

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  1. JoinPlates
    JoinPlates says:

    Love pork tenderloin! A great protein for home-chefs to work with! We'd love to hear from home food creators and food-content creators who are interested in bringing their delicious food to market and collaborating with a platform centered on connecting home food creators with local food lovers!

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  2. 05subisti
    05subisti says:

    Holy smokes that looks good! I really need to stop watching this channel before lunch!! By the way, thank you for this channel!! Thanks to you I purchased a gasket from you and replaced mine on my Big Steel Keg and for the first time since owning it she holds temps for hours and within a couple of degrees. I spent a lot of frustration with it before but I am stoked to get back to using it and making some delicious food for my family and friends. So thank you again and I appreciate what you guys do! I look forward to saving up and getting a YS640S someday and it will definitely be done through you.

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  3. Glenn Purvis
    Glenn Purvis says:

    Since u added the capers..ugh..i feel like u could've made some lemon butter to baste the loins with. I love ur churri slurry though….ask yourself this. "If u smoked the peppers, so theres no burnt skin. Would it taste better.?"

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  4. Finite Tuning
    Finite Tuning says:

    I seriously will never understand this whole burning/blistering pepper thing, roasted peppers are better and easier to make skin and all, but anyway, this does look awesome and I have most of the ingredients to make it this week.
    Thanks for the idea, the show and tell, cheers man ?.

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  5. bootsy
    bootsy says:

    Last week I went to pick up some whole pork loins (not tenderloins) as per usual, only to see the price go from $12 per loin to $35 per loin. You know the 'rona has hit the supply chain hard when you've been priced out of eating pork regularly…

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