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Venison for kings and queens!<\/p>\n

I have grilled reindeer<\/a> few times recently. This time it is tenderloin.<\/p>\n

Reindeer tenderloin is one of the most valuable cuts of venison. It weights only 1\/3lb (150g) and is extremely juicy. Target internal temperature is 130\u00b0F (55\u00b0C). Not more. Medium rare doneness brings the best flavor out of it.<\/p>\n

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Seasoning should also be very modest. Salt and black pepper make it just right. Some pitmasters like to add herbs like rosemary or thyme. It is absolutely fine and worth of try.<\/p>\n

I grilled my two reindeer tenderloins in my ceramic kamado. Lump charcoals of course. I heated it up to 400\u00b0F (200\u00b0C) and prepared for indirect heat.<\/a><\/p>\n