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    Elk tenderloin

    Hey guys! Anybody got some info or websites for a good rub to put on Elk tenderloins?

    Thinking maybe something a bit spicy?

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    Quote Originally Posted by TrevorHartland View Post
    Hey guys! Anybody got some info or websites for a good rub to put on Elk tenderloins?

    Thinking maybe something a bit spicy?

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    I use Montreal Steak spice on my deer steaks then cook on the BBQ.....mmmm awesome
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    Cool Re: Elk tenderloin

    Spicy Montreal Steak Spice (the new one) combined with Garlic Plus in a little melted butter - add a drop or two of either a good red wine or a quality red wine vinegar. Smother meat, BarBee - ENJOY!

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    That sounds great! Thanks

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    I don't do anything except salt and pepper on loins personally. I go a little heavier on the pepper to give it a little kick. Like to keep as much as the natural flavor as possible on those cuts.

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    elk tenderloin........ salt and pepper....

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    Quote Originally Posted by Travalanche View Post
    I don't do anything except salt and pepper on loins personally. I go a little heavier on the pepper to give it a little kick. Like to keep as much as the natural flavor as possible on those cuts.
    Listen to Travalanche and 835. The tenderolins are the best part of an elk. They taste so good as-is don't ruin 'em up by over spicing.

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    Ive been marinating my deer in Worcestershire sauce, garlic, salt, cracked pepper and ginger powder, let it sit and in the fridge for a day or 2 and turn it every once in a while, tastes really good if you don't over cook your meat.

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    Re: Elk tenderloin

    Quote Originally Posted by Travalanche View Post
    I don't do anything except salt and pepper on loins personally. I go a little heavier on the pepper to give it a little kick. Like to keep as much as the natural flavor as possible on those cuts.
    Exactly, save the marinade for flank steak. Salt the loins, into the fridge for a night. The juices will pull from the meat and migrate back in. Save the pepper for near the end as it burns easily on a grill. Pop a bottle of whatever you enjoy and stuff your face!
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