I had success roasting this pork tenderloin using Ina Garten's recipe as a guide.
First, I marinated the meat briefly with dark soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of mild Jamaican jerk paste that I buy in a jar, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp thyme and a couple of tablespoons of olive oil. I also added a chopped onion and a few minced cloves of garlic.
Then, I seared the tenderloins on all sides in a large, oven safe pan. Next, bake in a preheated 400F oven. I used my thermometer that can be left inside the meat while it is roasting. I set the meat thermometer to 137F and it was done in about 15 minutes. The temperature climbed to 149F once removed from the oven. As Ina said, it remained slightly pink but it is safe. I didn't wrap the meat in foil as she does, I just let it rest a bit before slicing. Then I sliced the meat on the diagonal. It was soft and delicious.



Looks delicious-I love pork tenderloins-I spice them up different ways and I like to grill mine in a cast iron grill pan Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteSounds mouth wateringly good! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLooks so tender and juicy! Love jerk spice mix.
ReplyDeleteDelicioso.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, a great weekend dish to hopefully carry you through the week, too. Looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious. :)
ReplyDelete-Quinley
delicious!
ReplyDeleteIt look so delicious. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so tender and succulent.
ReplyDeleteI like the marinade you used;)
ReplyDeleteThat's almost exactly the way I do my pork roast. I will try the soy sauce....but the sodium is not good for my dearest. Maybe I'll just put it on my half....hahaha
ReplyDeleteLooks like it turned out to be amazing!
ReplyDeleteSe ve muy rico . Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteDoes look mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
there you go again, making me feel like a kitchen slug. This looks delicious. i wish someone in my house would make it for me.
ReplyDeleteyummy
ReplyDeletePork can be so tasty and is usually reasonably priced.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan