Center Cut Tenderloin Roast

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  • on January 01, 2007

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    This is another WOWSA! meal.
    Easy prep and mouthwatering.

    My reknown as a chef is bolstered by this success.

    Now my loved ones have an appreciation for Alton.

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  • on December 26, 2006

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    I tried this fantastic receipe for the first time on Chistmas. WOW. Even my Mother-in-Law was impressed. So simple yet the results were amazing. I had many requests for a repeat performance. Thanks Alton.(I think

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  • on June 30, 2006

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    I thought thius method of preparing the meat made an incredibly tender meat with a maximum amount of area prepared at the medium rare temperature. Thanks

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  • on June 17, 2006

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    I did the whole Costco pismo thing just like in the show and had a 20oz center cut to work with for this recipe. Instead of a grill pan, I threw it on the grill to do the searing. Followed the rest of the recipe faithfully. Served with a bernaise sauce and it was tremendous. As he explains in the show the resting after searing and the low temperture roasting are necessary to get that thin layer of medium-well on the outside while the rest is a perfect medium rare throughout.

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  • on March 31, 2006

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    This was probably the single most earth shattering cooking tip since I went to culinary school -- and even then they never let me on on this little secret!

    Using this simple technique, I've made chateau brignon using the full loin (trimmed as per the show as well as regular tenderloin steaks - each coming out PERFECT!

    Alton, if you could only recommend a good reliable digital oven thermometer in the style you did waffle makers I'd be set (most external wire-in-oven thermometers, mine included, are unreliable at best - alarm at 150F for int temp of 135F?? what were they thinking?.

    Thanks for bringing the science and secrets to the masses -- MORE TIPS!! Can't get enough....

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  • on February 14, 2006

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    Thank you Alton for teaching me how to trim and make a simply delicious tenderlion. I served three tenderlion roasts at a dinner party and everyone wanted the recipe. The tenderlion shows were great and taught me a great deal. Thank you again.

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  • on February 06, 2006

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    As a New York apartment dweller, I found this recipe came as close to grilling as I could hope. Easy! Delicious!

    Thanks, AB.

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  • on February 01, 2006

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    Quite simply the easiest and tastiest Good Eats recipe I've ever tried. Makes a great meal, sandwiches, snacks, whatever you want it to be

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