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I just bought a whole boneless pork tenderlon - over 11 pounds. It's
huge! It's probably about 2 feet long and 8 inches across, maybe 2 inches thick. I want to cut it up into more manageable pieces, but I'm not sure exactly how to divide it. (I'd rather cut it into smaller tenderloins and/or roasts rather than chops.) The tenderloins I've seen at the store and cooked in the past are long and thin, but is that best for cooking? Or should I cut it into a more "roast" like size and shape? What size (weight) should I divide it into - 1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds? Suggestions on cooking it? (Oven or stovetop - I don't have a grill.) Thanks, Karen |
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