This hearty recipe has a distinctly New England flair to it, with the combinations of maple syrup, corn bread, and Samuel Adams Ale, a product that Boston can be proud of. The brewery produces several types of beer, any of which would work well in this recipe, but feel free to substitute any good-quality microbrew. The darker and thicker grade B maple syrup with its full flavor is preferable to the more refined grade A; grade B has the added advantage of being less expensive. You can buy tenderloin tips prepackaged or make your own by cubing four trimmed filets weighing 6 ounces each.