Reverse Seared Strube Mishima Tenderloin with Mushrooms and Onions

Big Poppa

Administrator
Ok I posted one of these a couple of weeks ago but didnt reverse sear...this is showing how great this is.....and also showing you the best way to make veggies or mushrooms while you cook the meat.
Here are sliced shrooms aand sweet onions whiskey balsamic reduction and Big Poppa Double Secret Rub
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wrap it up and put on the fire
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the drum was running at 250 with oak pellets

twenty minutes a side and the pull the meat and rest while you raise the fire basket for a great reverse sear....it of the meat was 127
one side
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other side and done rest
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Here are the done mushrooms
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plated goodness
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Patrick_CT

New member
I just used some chili balsamic on a roast the other day.. i forgot i had it so it was the first time it was used. Add a really nice flavor.
 

Deb

New member
LOL,

I think my limit for new smokers & kayaks is used up for the year
 
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Patrick_CT

New member
Hey Deb, Let me know when you want to go drum shopping... ;) Maybe Bob will join as well... we are becoming a force in CT.. hahaha
 

Deb

New member
um sure patrick, after the story you told me about the drum place I think I need both you and Bob. i'll need the little guy to do the inside work too.....

I keep looking at Scooter's chicken, I need to go back to pelletsmoking.com where I belong.....

I can't think of any way I can spin a uds in a good way.
 

jimsbarbecue

Moderator
Staff member
Deb you belong here and at PelletSmoking. I must say never considered a drum until I had some food Big Poppa cooked at the Pala Casino comp on a drum. Where he mentioned he was coming out with this "Drum Kit". I knew then I would one day get one. Knowing how good a cook Big Poppa is one of my concerns was if I would get decent food off the drum? Just like the Pellet Grill is easy to use. It adds a flavor profile of its own a cross between cooking on a charcoal grill and a smoker. We have a few outside cookers we use (7). When we have guest over, the two that get used first are the MAK and the BPS Drum. Here is a little secret we do and I am sure others. Start the drum with one pecan chunk on the fire at about 200-225. Then on goes ribs for thirty minutes before they go on the MAK. Then the Tenderlion roast before it goes on another MAK and the drum final maybe cooking chicken or a pork roast or chops.
 

Deb

New member
LOL, I figured out how to do this, I'm trying to convince Susan that she needs one, then I can go over and use hers. I sent her a link to Scooter's chicken this morning and then the link to the $5 drums.
 
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