COOK THE ISSUE 2010

Cook the Issue 2010: Cherry and onion-stuffed pork loin

By Pielove, member

May 22nd, 2010 in Gallery

ICD, you are completely right-- this is a great company dish. The pork tenderloins at my market looked really thin, but the pork loins looked great, so I upgraded to a bigger roast. We served this to my husband's godmother and she was so excited-- plus we had enough to send her home with some fantastic leftovers, so we are in good with the auntie! As for the recipe, I butterflied the pork loin and brined it lightly. I was out of twine, so I used strips of cheesecloth, but I don't recommend that-- the strips do not hold up well and leave little strings in the roast. The stuffing and pork are delicious-- and a big hit with the cook, the aunt, the husband, and the kid!

Recipe Used: Cherry and onion stuffed pork tenderloin

posted in: Gallery, Cook the issue 2010

Texas_Foodie writes: I was going to recommend the same thing! My grocer also sells Hot Cooking Bands - basically big silicone "rubber" bands - in bright colors - they are reusable - look at http://www.architecproducts.com/products/stretch.php
Posted: 9:09 am on May 24th

ICDOCEAN1 writes: For those times that you don't have or can't find kitchen string, buy a package of the silicone food loops as shown here

http://www.kitchenkapers.com/food-loop-pink-set-4.html Posted: 8:13 am on May 23rd