A whole beef tenderloin is a premium, elongated cut from the loin of the cow, known for its incredible tenderness and buttery texture. This cut is lean, with little marbling, but when cooked properly, it delivers a melt-in-your-mouth experience. It is often used for elegant roasts, filet mignon steaks, or beef Wellington. The tenderloin typically weighs between 4 to 6 pounds and can serve a large gathering, making it perfect for special occasions.
HOW TO COOK:
Preparation:
1. Trim the Tenderloin (if not already trimmed): Remove the silver skin (a tough connective tissue) using a sharp knife. If the tenderloin has a tapered end, tuck it under and tie it with butcher's twine for even cooking.
2. Seasoning: Generously season with salt, black pepper, and any preferred seasonings (garlic powder, rosemary, or thyme work well). For added flavor, rub with olive oil or butter.
Cooking Methods:
1. Roasting (Oven Method - Best for a Classic Roast)
2. Grilling (Best for a Smoky, Charred Flavor)
3. Sous Vide (Best for Precision Cooking)
Serving Suggestions:
The following are great guidelines for grass-fed beef: Rare - 120F |Medium Rare - 125F |Medium - 130F |Medium Well - 135F |Well - 140F
Chicken should be cooked to an internal temperature of 165°
Pork should be cooked to on internal temperature of 145°
Let all meat rest for 3-5 minuted before cutting.
We ship every Monday. That is the day UPS has scheduled pickup in our area. Holidays and weather may affect shipping.
We ship in insulated liners with dry ice. Your meat should arrive in 2 days of leaving the ranch. We always pack with extra ice just in case there is a delay. Contact from the dry ice may make micro-holes in the packaging. This is normal and the meat is still good to put in your freezer to eat.