A GREAT tip on how to grill pork tenderloin. You'll never go back to baking it after you try the 7-6-5 method. This seasoning method produces a super flavorful tenderloin, too.
Combine the garlic powder, dried oregano, ground cumin, ground coriander, ground thyme, and salt in a small bowl. Rub the seasoning on all sides of the pork tenderloin (just until it's covered; you won't use all the seasoning), pressing so the seasoning adheres. Tip: Place remaining seasoning in an air-tight container to use on chicken or pork in the future.
Place your seasoned tenderloin on the grill and let it sizzle with the lid shut for 7 minutes.
Flip and shut the lid. Then, let it cook for 5-6 more minutes.
Now turn the heat off, and leave the lid closed for 4-5 minutes. Tip: According to the USDA, the pork tenderloin needs to reach 145 degrees internally to be safe to eat. So we recommend using a meat thermometer inserted at the thickest part at this point to check that it’s 140-145°F, as it will carry-over cook while resting.
Remove tenderloin from heat and let rest for 7-8 minutes before slicing.
Freezer Instructions
Freeze For Later: Follow step 2. Seal the seasoned pork in a gallon-sized freezer bag. Squeeze out any excess air, seal, and freeze.Prepare From Frozen: Thaw completely (use one of these safe thawing methods). Grill according to recipe directions.
Notes/Tips
Sodium Note: Some pork tenderloin is injected with additives, including sodium. Always read the ingredients and look for one without any additives. If yours does have sodium in it, I would significantly reduce the salt in this recipe.
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