Quick-cooking pork tenderloin was Grandma’s easy solution for unexpected dinner guests.
Grandma's Secret Trick
Grandma was careful to cook her pork to an internal temperature of 150°F to 165°F. This range produces pork that's juicy and tender, whereas the 170°F to 185°F range that is recommended by some cookbooks often produces dry, overcooked meat.
No store-bought sauce can compare with Grandma’s brown sugar sauce on grilled meat.
Grandma said this hearty chili was best served with a side of warm corn tortillas or corn bread.
While the children played hide-and-seek in the yard, Grandma grilled this pork.
Our family was amazed at how Grandma could whip up this satisfying dish at a moment’s notice.