Recipe
March 9, 2009
Pamela Wallin’s Pork Tenderloin Recipe
Step 1: Cut a lengthwise pocket in the tenderloin.
Step 2: Coat the inside pocket of the tenderloin with Dijon mustard.
Step 3: Stuff with dried prunes and toasted pine nuts.
Step 4: Tie with butchers twine or toothpicks to close pocket.
Step 5: Coast the outside of the tenderloin with Dijon mustard.
Step 6: Roll the tenderloin in bread crumbs and black pepper.
Step 7: Sauté the tenderloin until browned, in 2 tbsp of butter in an ovenproof skillet with a cover. Place cover on top of the skillet after the meat has been sautéed and place in the oven at 425°F. Bake for 15 minutes and then turn and bake for another 10-15 minutes or until the internal temperature at the thickest part registers 160°F. Remove from oven and let rest under foil for 10 minutes.
Step 8: Meanwhile, prepare couscous. Serve pork tenderloins topped with cilantro and dried cranberries with a side of couscous.
Directions
Yield:
Step 1: Cut a lengthwise pocket in the tenderloin.
Step 2: Coat the inside pocket of the tenderloin with Dijon mustard.
Step 3: Stuff with dried prunes and toasted pine nuts.
Step 4: Tie with butchers twine or toothpicks to close pocket.
Step 5: Coast the outside of the tenderloin with Dijon mustard.
Step 6: Roll the tenderloin in bread crumbs and black pepper.
Step 7: Sauté the tenderloin until browned, in 2 tbsp of butter in an ovenproof skillet with a cover. Place cover on top of the skillet after the meat has been sautéed and place in the oven at 425°F. Bake for 15 minutes and then turn and bake for another 10-15 minutes or until the internal temperature at the thickest part registers 160°F. Remove from oven and let rest under foil for 10 minutes.
Step 8: Meanwhile, prepare couscous. Serve pork tenderloins topped with cilantro and dried cranberries with a side of couscous.
Andrew Grinton