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BBQ Pork Tenderloin - Barbecue Dish
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BBQ Pork Tenderloin

description BBQ Pork Tenderloin Overview

BBQ pork tenderloin is a preparation built around the tenderloin, a long, lean muscle from the pig that contains little internal fat. The meat is commonly seasoned or marinated, then grilled, barbecued, or smoked and sliced for serving; because the cut is lean and relatively small, it cooks more quickly than larger pork roasts and can dry out if overcooked. The dish suits cooks who want a relatively fast barbecue preparation with a mild-tasting pork cut rather than a long-cooked, heavily marbled cut.

help BBQ Pork Tenderloin FAQ

What cut of meat is used for BBQ pork tenderloin?

It uses pork tenderloin, a long and lean muscle from the pig. Because the cut contains little internal fat, it cooks faster than many larger barbecue cuts.

How is BBQ pork tenderloin usually cooked?

It may be seasoned or marinated and then grilled, barbecued, or smoked. The cooked tenderloin is commonly sliced before serving.

Why can pork tenderloin dry out on the grill?

Pork tenderloin is relatively small and lean, so it has little internal fat to protect it from overcooking. Monitoring the cooking process helps keep the sliced meat tender.

Should BBQ pork tenderloin be served whole or sliced?

It is commonly sliced for serving after grilling, barbecuing, or smoking. Slicing also makes the lean tenderloin easier to portion and serve with barbecue sauce or sides.

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