Pork Tenderloin

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Vermin999

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2 tenderloins marinading in some Soy Vay teriyaki sauce for around 5 hours. Grilled direct till and internal temp of 145*F in the thickest part.

Searing the tenderloins
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A few mushrooms on the grill
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Some California blend veggies tossed in the wok.
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Tenderloins done.
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Plated. Sliced tenderloin on a bed of wild rice with a little more teriyaki sauce on top.
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Very nice. Love those tenderloins. I bought a bottle of that marinade a few days ago, but since I'm no grilling master, I have a question as lame as it might be. Does the meat have to be swimming in the marinade or is it enough just to basically paint the marinade on the meat and let it sit in the fridge for a few hours?
 
I marinaded the tenderloins in it, brushed a little on towards the end of the cook and even put some more sauce on after I cut it.
 
PORK! Mmmmmmmm! That looks a lot better than the salad I'm having for lunch today.
 

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