Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Peaches - Part 2

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Ingredients/ Instructions

Ingredients

• whole pork tenderloin - not loin
• 3-4 rosemary sprigs
• Black pepper and salt to taste
• 2 fresh peaches
• 2 tbl butter
• 2 tbl aged balsamic vinegar
• 1 clove garlic
• olive oil
• mixed greens
• slice of toast to garnish

Instructions

Step 1

After baking in the oven, remove and transfer the pork tenderloin to a plate. Add 1 clove crushed garlic into the pan. Stir around.
Put the pan over a heat. Add 1/3 cup water and 1 tbl aged balsamic vinegar.
Keep stirring for a few minutes. Turn off the heat.

Step 2

Add 1 tbl butter, shake the pan around.

Step 3

Add some mixed greens into a mixing bowl. Add 1 tbsp olive oil, 1 tbsp vinegar, some salt and pepper, and the peach quarters.
Toss around.

Step 4

Slice the pork tenderloin. Put them and the green mixture into a serving plate. Spoon over the sauce. Enjoy.

Comments

• John - Fri 12 Mar 2010 @ 17:14

  Ahh, the perfectly ripe peach. My momentary guilt for not just eating it raw was quickly forgotten as soon as I tasted this amazing sweet and savory summer combo. By the way, this was filmed last summer before I even thought about wearing a Chef coat while shooting (thanks mom). So, that’s me in the lime green Polo shirt cooking this truly delicious recipe. This was one of the first recipes I ever filmed for the web (insert standard lower video quality disclaimer here), and it’s still one of my favorites. This was actually posted here back in May, when I converted a bunch of older clips over to this blog, but since peaches weren't in season yet, I doubt too many people payed much attention.

• John - Fri 12 Mar 2010 @ 17:15

  Everything on this plate works so well together, and it’s also a very easy recipe with just a few ingredients. While I used a fresh, ripe peach, jarred or canned halves will work in a pinch. This juicy fruit is first caramelized with aged balsamic vinegar and then used in a salad sitting next to sliced, roasted pork tenderloin. As you’ll hear in the recipe I refer to another meat trimming demo (how to trim a butcher steak), as I remove the “silver-skin” from the tenderloins. Don’t bother looking around the site for that, as it no longer exists, although I plan re-shooting that one soon. I also prepare a very simple pan sauce to finish this amazing dish. This recipe demo is broken into 2 parts because of its length. In Part 1, we make our glazed balsamic peaches, and prep our pork tenderloin. We also “bruise” some rosemary …hey, that fragrant rosemary had it coming! In Part 2, we finish the pork, make our pan sauce, and “plate up” with our glazed peaches and salad. If you’ve only used peaches for summertime desserts, give this a try. You will think about our fuzzy friends in a whole new way. Enjoy!

• John - Fri 12 Mar 2010 @ 17:18

  part 1 is at http://www.bethecook.com/recipes/Roasted-Pork-Tenderloin-with-Peaches---Part-1