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May 27, 2011 By Cyn Gagen Leave a Comment

Maple Glazed Pork Tenderloin

Filed Under: COOK, Pork

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Ingredients:

3/4 – 1 lb. pork tenderloin

salt, pepper, thyme, rosemary to your taste

1/2 T. butter

1/3 cup maple wine (note: the original recipe called for 1/8 cup maple syrup and 1/8 cup apple cider vinegar but I was out of maple syrup so I substituted the wine for both of these ingredients)

2 T. grainy Dijon mustard

Instructions:  Season the pork all over with the seasonings.  Melt butter in an oven safe skillet and brown the pork on all sides.  Mix maple wine and mustard together in a bowl.  Remove the pork to a plate and pour the wine mixture into the skillet.  Heat for a few minutes until it bubbles a bit and starts to reduce.  Place the pork back in the skillet and turn to coat in the glaze.  Place skillet in a 325 degree F  and roast for about 20 minutes, until you get a reading of 150 degrees F on a meat thermometer.  I sliced some potatoes (thinly so they would cook in the same time as the roast – I also dribbled a touch of olive oil over them as I find this helps to cook them a bit faster) and added these around the roast (some vegetables like carrots would probably be good too).  We found this absolutely delicious just as is but you can also make a sauce to serve on the side you can mix a ratio of 1 part maple syrup, 2 parts of the mustard, and 8 parts mayonnaise (the roasted garlic mayonnaise is quite tasty in this). 

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