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North Mountain Stuffed Pork Tenderloin |
Ingredients:
Whole pork tenderloin (both halves)
2 cups North Mountain Chambourcin
1 cup mushroom caps (quartered)
Salt
Fresh Ground White Pepper
Flour
Kitchen twine
Stuffing:
Sliced Pork Tenderloin Tails
3 Oz. Country Ham or Prosciuttio Ham
3 Oz. Muenster or Swiss Cheese thin sliced
1 Oz. Pepper Jack Cheese thin sliced
2 Cloves fresh garlic - crushed
1 Tsp Cumin
Sea Salt (preferred use less Table Salt)
Freshly ground white pepper to taste
Preparation: Preheat the oven to 350 F.
Thouroghly clean the package of pork tenderloins (2 halves in
one package usually) removing excess fat and removing 3 inches
of tail from each half. Set the tails aside. Spread each half
open by slicing the tenderloin halves lengthwise, not all the
way through (butterfly cut) and then butterfly cut each piece
again to spread the tenderloin out.
Stuffing - Thinly slice the tenderloin tails and combine with
theother stuffing ingredients and set aside for 5 minute to
season. Lay out the first Tenderloin half and begin to layer
the stuffing on top, alternating cheese with ham with tails.
When filled, cover with the second butterflyied tenderloin half
and tie firmly with the twine. Roll in flour and brown quickly
all over to seal the roll.
Remove your tenderloin roll and drain the excess grease from
the pan while reserving the browned flour and drippings. Add
the North Mountain Chambourcin and the mushroom caps and saute
lightly to pick up all of the flavor. Spray or lightly coat a
9 X 12 roasting pan with olive oil or your favorite cooking
spray. Lay the Stuffed tenderloin in the middle of the pan
and add the mushrooms, pouring the wine over the top of the
entire dish. Move to the oven and cook (about 30-40 minutes
per pound, to 160 F minimum internal temperature - do not
over cook). Remove the Stuffed Tenderloin and reduce the
remaining liquid, if necessary, before pouring over the roll.
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