The Best Tennessee Tenders
The Best Tennessee Tenders Ingredients :
Chicken TenderloinsRub (I use Weber’s Kickin Chicken & Chicken n Ribs)Restaurant Style (thin) baconSalted butterWood Chips (I use Apple)
Directions :1: Coat each side of the tenders with rub. (I coat each side with a different rub from above)2: Wrap each tender with a slice of bacon (Sam’s has a 10lb box of restaurant style bacon. The slices are separated and on wax paper. They are easy to peel off. Your bacon does not need to be frozen. You like a little stretch to it. It freezes well too)3: Get you smoker to 300 degrees. Put your tenders on the smoker.4: Add some chips to the fire.5: Smoke your tenders at 250-300 degrees.6: Flip the tenders after an hour.7: They are done when the tenders reach 165 degrees.8: Slather them with a generous helping of butter.9: They hold well in the smallest cooler they will fit.10: I rinse my cooler with real hot water before putting the tenders into it.
Ingredients :
Directions :
Chicken Tenderloins
Rub (I use Weber’s Kickin Chicken & Chicken n Ribs)
Restaurant Style (thin) bacon
Salted butter
Wood Chips (I use Apple)
1: Coat each side of the tenders with rub. (I coat each side with a different rub from above)
2: Wrap each tender with a slice of bacon (Sam’s has a 10lb box of restaurant style bacon. The slices are separated and on wax paper. They are easy to peel off. Your bacon does not need to be frozen. You like a little stretch to it. It freezes well too)
3: Get you smoker to 300 degrees. Put your tenders on the smoker.
4: Add some chips to the fire.
5: Smoke your tenders at 250-300 degrees.
6: Flip the tenders after an hour.
7: They are done when the tenders reach 165 degrees.
8: Slather them with a generous helping of butter.
9: They hold well in the smallest cooler they will fit.
10: I rinse my cooler with real hot water before putting the tenders into it.
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