Most of us use the cost as the excuse for not cooking a beef tenderloin, when the real reason is the intense fear of screwing up such an expensive cut of meat. The thought of paying all that money for such a luxury item, only to have it end up a dry, overcooked platter of corn-fed humiliation, is just too much to take. If you follow these pretty basic steps, and are in possession of a quality, digital meat thermometer, there is no reason why you can’t get the same results you see here; a perfectly pink and