Fortune Roast Pork Tenderloin! Festival Dishes~~ Combination of Chinese and Western!

by Hey it's a cat

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

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2

This dish is a classic combination of Chinese and Western food. In fact, mustard is like pickles in Western food. You can add some to each dish to add flavor or make side dishes. It is very refreshing.

My presentation of this dish is not so good, you can try it yourself to see how it looks good. "

Fortune Roast Pork Tenderloin! Festival Dishes~~ Combination of Chinese and Western!

1. Prepare the pork tenderloin, cut into large pieces and marinate overnight with salt, black pepper, red wine, shallots and onions. If you like coriander, coriander can also be added to seasoning. In the oven, 150 degrees, this temperature is the best temperature for barbecue, to ensure that the meat is delicious and moisture is not lost! Leave it on for 20 minutes, turn it over and bake for another 20 minutes.

2. Now I am preparing to make the sauce. The taste of this sauce is salty, sweet and sour. Perhaps many Chinese people are not very comfortable with this taste. It is okay to choose other sauces with this dish.

3. Saute the tomatoes (peeled), red pepper and mustard first.

4. After sautéing, put it in a juicer and mince.

5. Return to a boil and add salt and pepper. If you like spicy, it tastes better with chili sauce.

6. The meat is cooked, and when the meat is almost cooked, it is good to put the bread slices in and bake it, and it will increase the flavor.

7. The plate is set, and the mustard is underneath. The sauce can be on the side or on top of the meat. The meat can be sliced or served whole.

8. I tried different presentations.

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