beef tenderloin stir fry

Beef Tenderloin Stir Fry

Stir fry is a great dish for using up leftover cuts of beef. But sometimes you want to really wow your guests with a sizzling dish that showcases the best flavors and textures possible. In that case, you can’t just…

smoked beef tenderloin

How to Smoke a Beef Tenderloin

Smoking is often reserved for ribs or a beef brisket, but the cooking method is one that’s undervalued for things like a beef tenderloin. Beef tenderloin is where the popular filet mignon comes from, cut from the midsection of a…

smoked pork tenderloin

How to Smoke Pork Tenderloin

Pork tenderloin is a cut of meat that’s well-known for being incredibly moist and tender when cooked right. However, it’s also finicky, quickly turning overcooked and chewy if it’s cooked for just a few minutes too long. Smoked pork tenderloin…

beef tenderloin cooked and ready to serve

Simple Beef Tenderloin Recipe

In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of selecting, preparing, and cooking a beef tenderloin to achieve the perfect blend of tenderness and flavor, ideal for elegant dinner parties or special indulgences. Importance of Choosing Beef Tenderloin Buying…

cooked and sliced beef tenderloin ready to eat

How to Cook a Whole Beef Tenderloin

If you cook regularly, you know that cooking different types of meat requires different cooking methods and techniques. You need to understand the basics of temperatures and cooking times, as chicken and steaks, for example, aren’t cooked quite the same.…

cooked pork tenderloin ready to eat served with greens

How to Cook Pork Tenderloin Steaks

Popular for their unmatched tenderness and rich flavor, these delicious cuts of premium pork offer a true gourmet experience. Sourced from the finest-quality tenderloins, each steak is hand-trimmed to perfection, ensuring an incredibly lean and melt-in-your-mouth texture. Whether you’re grilling…

Tenderloin Filet with Mashed Cauliflower

Photo by Kurman Communications, Inc. licensed under CC BY 2.0 BUTCHER’S BRIEF: Look for center cut filet when possible. Taken from the center of the tenderloin, a “center cut” filet will help in delivering uniform cooking and restaurant-worthy presentation.