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Published 2010
Beef tenderloin holds a singular place in the world of barbecue—it’s one of the costliest and most prestigious cuts of meat, but paradoxically, one of the least flavorful. Remember: In North America, it’s the cheap lowbrow cuts, like spareribs and brisket, that have achieved barbecue cult status. So when I heard that Colombian grill masters had figured out a way to give beef tenderloin drama and taste, I couldn’t board an Avianca flight fast enough to try it. Lomo al trapo (literally
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