Does Everyone Know about the "Inner Tenderloins"?
#12
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From: Roane Co. WV USA Member since 11/1999
I have always heard and consider those the "true" tenderloins. The others from the back along the spine are considered "back strap tenderloins". That's just what I was taught. And how I lable the pkgs. "tenderloin" or "backstrap". Love em both!! Dang my mouth is watering just thinking about it.....
#13
ORIGINAL: JagMagMan
There is another ,smaller set of loins between the front shoulders too!
There is another ,smaller set of loins between the front shoulders too!
#15
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From: New Brunswick
i would agree they are the best part of the deer. I usually cut them into about 1/2 -3/4 inch medallions My wife loves that part of the deer and when we label our packages she puts her initials on them so I don't give them to anyone........LOL
great with butter S&P and some fried onions
great with butter S&P and some fried onions
#16
ORIGINAL: NBDeerHunter
i would agree they are the best part of the deer. I usually cut them into about 1/2 -3/4 inch medallions My wife loves that part of the deer and when we label our packages she puts her initials on them so I don't give them to anyone........LOL
great with butter S&P and some fried onions
i would agree they are the best part of the deer. I usually cut them into about 1/2 -3/4 inch medallions My wife loves that part of the deer and when we label our packages she puts her initials on them so I don't give them to anyone........LOL
great with butter S&P and some fried onions

#18
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From: Sackets Harbor, New York
best venison youll ever eat is tenderloin the night of the harvest. We slice them, i guess you would call them medallions. pan fry thm with butter, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder. cook them really slow and they just fall apart in your mouth.
we have always just called them the tenderloin, and the backstraps we call the chops.
we have always just called them the tenderloin, and the backstraps we call the chops.
#19
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
We call em the fish. You won't believe how many people I ask if I can have them while they are pullin thier deer out. They say sure. I reach in there with my hand to get em out.
We call em the fish. You won't believe how many people I ask if I can have them while they are pullin thier deer out. They say sure. I reach in there with my hand to get em out.


