Need Pork Tenderloin Recipe for baking or broiling

[Lillydu]

I'm planning pork tenderloin for dinner tomorrow. Should I marinate? What's your favorite recipe? Every time I've make it previously, it has been too well done. I'd like it cooked medium to medium rare. How do I do it?

[mike1213]

A favorite old recipe from Marion Cunningham, pork tenderloin with jalapeno sauce, is very easy as it uses pepper jelly for 2 pounds of pork. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Salt and pepper pork and line a small roasting pan. Melt 3 tbsps of pepper jelly and brush it over top of pork. Place tenderloins about 1 1/2 inches apart and cook about 15 minutes or until meat thermometer until 160 degrees.
While pork is roasting, stir 3 tbsps of pepper jelly into 1/3 cup of sour cream.
Slice pork on diagonal about 1/2 inch medallions. Serve with sauce.

[MsMaryMc]

This one is my favorite--always comes out juicy and flavorful.

Curried Pork Tenderloin
http://www.casagordita.com/curriedpor...

[Mel]

i found one on allrecipes that I am making later this week, it is with sage and cooked on a bed of white beans.

[NYchowcook]

My favorite pork tenderloin recipe comes from White Dog Cafe Cookbook. No need to marinate the meat -- sear on the stove and then finish in the oven. Serve w/ creamy juniper apple sauce. To avoid overcooking, use a probe thermometer set to 148 degrees. Remove from oven, tent meat loosely w/ foil and let rest 5-10 mins.

Make a sauce w/ 4 T butter, 2 thinly sliced shallots, 5 juniper berries (crushed w/ knife), 2 bay leaves, good pinch of dried thyme (or 2 t fresh if you have it). Cook about 5 minutes, then raise heat and add 1 c. apple cicer, and boil until reduced by half. Stir in 1/2 c. heavy cream and reduce, stirring until thickened. Keep warm while you cook the pork. (I just leave covered on top of stove w/ heat off)

Heat 2 T olive oil in oven-proof skillet until very hot (not smoking). Put S&P on pork. Sear tenderloin to brown on all sides. Peel, core and cut up 1 large apple, and scatter around pork. Put skillet in 400 degree oven and cook 10 minutes or so until proper temp.

Slice pork and serve w/ sauce. Yum!
Goes great w/ sauteed savoy or napa cabbage w/ pancetta and oyster mushrooms.

[Lillydu]

I had seen that one at epicurious with the cranberry sauce. It does look pretty easy. I'll give it a try. Thanks for the roasting directions, NYchowcook. I'm still open to more suggestions -- I bought a few because they were on sale.

[SBackes]

epicurious has a recipe for island pork tenderloin salad that is yummy (and I often just make the pork)

[onatrip]

My favorite recipe comes from www.epicurious.com website. Using the recipe finder, search with cranberry, balsalmic and tenderloin as your search. I use fresh rosemary instead of dried.