For Ophelia and all the people interested.
here is my recipe of:


PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple

Category: Meat
Nb persons: 10

1 pork tenderloin - (a piece of about 2 kg
-without bones)
2 hg pork fat - sliced (for wrapping the piece of
-meat)
50 g bacon - (cut in thick pieces)
2 apples - (Renette variety)
1 pineapple - (fresh or canned)
1 hot chili pepper - (small)
6 leaves sage - fresh or dry
1 tbs flour
3 medium onions
1/2 cup Rum
1 1/2 cups broth
oil
salt
pepper
For the marinade:
3/4 cup olive oil - EVOO
2 tsp black pepper
1/2 cup mixed herbs - sage, rosmarine, thyme,
-majoran, savory and what you want...
1/2 cup rum

1 day before, prepare the pork tenderloin: wrap it with thin slices of pork
fat; put over a branch of rosmary and tie all the things with cooking
string. You can ask the butcher to prepare it for you.
Then put the piece of meat in a large bowl and cover with the marinade
ingredients. Cover and put in the fridge for 1 day, turning it every 3-4
hours.
Next day: drip the meat and brown it (both sides) in a pan with some oil,
the pieces of bacon, chopped onions and the sage leaves.
When it is browned , evaporate with Rum; add 1 pitch of salt, hot chili
pepper and broth; cover and cook at low fire for about 40 minutes.
After 30 minutes , take away the meat (keeping the sauce) and let it cool
over a tray.
When the pork tenderloin is cold, put it over a chopping board, untie and
cut it in slices (5-6 mm thick). Put slices in a baking pan alternating them
with a pineapple slice. wet the meat with the sauce of the previously
cooking (to which you have add a tbs of flour)
Put in the oven at 180°C for about 30 minutes. At 10 minutes from the end
add quarters of apples.
Serve hot or cool with roasted potatoes
Note: if you see that meat is burning, cover it with alluminium paper or add
other broth.

Nutritional facts per serving (daily value):
Calories 272kcal
Protein 1g (3%)
Total Fat 19g (29%)
Sat. 3g (15%)
Chol. 3mg (1%)
Carb. 14g (5%)
Fiber 2g (7%)
Sugars 9g
Calcium 18mg (2%)
Iron 1mg (3%)

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Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)

Cheers
Pandora

Thank you very much)

O

"Pandora" > wrote in message
...
> For Ophelia and all the people interested.
> here is my recipe of:
>
>
> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>
> Category: Meat
> Nb persons: 10
>
> 1 pork tenderloin - (a piece of about 2 kg
> -without bones)
> 2 hg pork fat - sliced (for wrapping the piece of
> -meat)
> 50 g bacon - (cut in thick pieces)
> 2 apples - (Renette variety)
> 1 pineapple - (fresh or canned)
> 1 hot chili pepper - (small)
> 6 leaves sage - fresh or dry
> 1 tbs flour
> 3 medium onions
> 1/2 cup Rum
> 1 1/2 cups broth
> oil
> salt
> pepper
> For the marinade:
> 3/4 cup olive oil - EVOO
> 2 tsp black pepper
> 1/2 cup mixed herbs - sage, rosmarine, thyme,
> -majoran, savory and what you want...
> 1/2 cup rum
>
> 1 day before, prepare the pork tenderloin: wrap it with thin slices of
> pork fat; put over a branch of rosmary and tie all the things with
> cooking string. You can ask the butcher to prepare it for you.
> Then put the piece of meat in a large bowl and cover with the marinade
> ingredients. Cover and put in the fridge for 1 day, turning it every
> 3-4 hours.
> Next day: drip the meat and brown it (both sides) in a pan with some
> oil, the pieces of bacon, chopped onions and the sage leaves.
> When it is browned , evaporate with Rum; add 1 pitch of salt, hot
> chili pepper and broth; cover and cook at low fire for about 40
> minutes.
> After 30 minutes , take away the meat (keeping the sauce) and let it
> cool over a tray.
> When the pork tenderloin is cold, put it over a chopping board, untie
> and cut it in slices (5-6 mm thick). Put slices in a baking pan
> alternating them with a pineapple slice. wet the meat with the sauce
> of the previously cooking (to which you have add a tbs of flour)
> Put in the oven at 180°C for about 30 minutes. At 10 minutes from the
> end add quarters of apples.
> Serve hot or cool with roasted potatoes
> Note: if you see that meat is burning, cover it with alluminium paper
> or add other broth.
>
> Nutritional facts per serving (daily value):
> Calories 272kcal
> Protein 1g (3%)
> Total Fat 19g (29%)
> Sat. 3g (15%)
> Chol. 3mg (1%)
> Carb. 14g (5%)
> Fiber 2g (7%)
> Sugars 9g
> Calcium 18mg (2%)
> Iron 1mg (3%)
>
> ----------
>
> Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)
>
> Cheers
> Pandora
>
>

"Ophelia" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Thank you very much)

You are very welcome! I have had some problems (and I actually have some
problems with my PC). I hope you will enjoy this recipe which had a lot of
success in our family )

Greetings and have a good year
Pandora
>
> O
>
> "Pandora" > wrote in message
> ...
>> For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>> here is my recipe of:
>>
>>
>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>
>> Category: Meat
>> Nb persons: 10
>>
>> 1 pork tenderloin - (a piece of about 2 kg
>> -without bones)
>> 2 hg pork fat - sliced (for wrapping the piece of
>> -meat)
>> 50 g bacon - (cut in thick pieces)
>> 2 apples - (Renette variety)
>> 1 pineapple - (fresh or canned)
>> 1 hot chili pepper - (small)
>> 6 leaves sage - fresh or dry
>> 1 tbs flour
>> 3 medium onions
>> 1/2 cup Rum
>> 1 1/2 cups broth
>> oil
>> salt
>> pepper
>> For the marinade:
>> 3/4 cup olive oil - EVOO
>> 2 tsp black pepper
>> 1/2 cup mixed herbs - sage, rosmarine, thyme,
>> -majoran, savory and what you want...
>> 1/2 cup rum
>>
>> 1 day before, prepare the pork tenderloin: wrap it with thin slices of
>> pork fat; put over a branch of rosmary and tie all the things with
>> cooking string. You can ask the butcher to prepare it for you.
>> Then put the piece of meat in a large bowl and cover with the marinade
>> ingredients. Cover and put in the fridge for 1 day, turning it every 3-4
>> hours.
>> Next day: drip the meat and brown it (both sides) in a pan with some
>> oil, the pieces of bacon, chopped onions and the sage leaves.
>> When it is browned , evaporate with Rum; add 1 pitch of salt, hot chili
>> pepper and broth; cover and cook at low fire for about 40 minutes.
>> After 30 minutes , take away the meat (keeping the sauce) and let it cool
>> over a tray.
>> When the pork tenderloin is cold, put it over a chopping board, untie and
>> cut it in slices (5-6 mm thick). Put slices in a baking pan alternating
>> them with a pineapple slice. wet the meat with the sauce of the
>> previously cooking (to which you have add a tbs of flour)
>> Put in the oven at 180°C for about 30 minutes. At 10 minutes from the end
>> add quarters of apples.
>> Serve hot or cool with roasted potatoes
>> Note: if you see that meat is burning, cover it with alluminium paper or
>> add other broth.
>>
>> Nutritional facts per serving (daily value):
>> Calories 272kcal
>> Protein 1g (3%)
>> Total Fat 19g (29%)
>> Sat. 3g (15%)
>> Chol. 3mg (1%)
>> Carb. 14g (5%)
>> Fiber 2g (7%)
>> Sugars 9g
>> Calcium 18mg (2%)
>> Iron 1mg (3%)
>>
>> ----------
>>
>> Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)
>>
>> Cheers
>> Pandora
>>
>>
>
>

On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 13:19:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
wrote:

>
>"Ophelia" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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>> Thank you very much)
>
>You are very welcome! I have had some problems (and I actually have some
>problems with my PC). I hope you will enjoy this recipe which had a lot of
>success in our family )
>
>Greetings and have a good year
>Pandora
>>
>> O
>>
>>To be perectly precise, the tenderloin is an interior muscle, located inside the ribcage.
If you purchase a pork loin,(boneless) it will come entirely from
outside of the rib cage.Pork chops are simply the loin cut into slices
with the bones (ribs) attached.
The reason the tenderloin is so tender is that it does absolutely no
work being located along the spinal column, inside the rib cage. I
have removed dozens of tenderloins from pigs, deer and cows.

On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
wrote:

>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>here is my recipe of:
>
>
> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple

Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.

"Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
> wrote:
>
>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>here is my recipe of:
>>
>>
>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>
> Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
> tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.

Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin and
a pork loin?
here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
TIA
Pandora
Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di maiale"
.. It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè di maiale",
which is the same part but with bones.
What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale". So
Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this NG, who
can prove the contrary is welcome.
I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
Cheers
Pandora

On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 13:26:36 +0100, "Pandora" >
wrote:

>
>"Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel messaggio
>news
>> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>>here is my recipe of:
>>>
>>>
>>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>
>> Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
>> tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>
>Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin and
>a pork loin?
>here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
>TIA
>Pandora
>Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di maiale"
>. It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè di maiale",
>which is the same part but with bones.
>What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale". So
>Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this NG, who
>can prove the contrary is welcome.
>I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
>Cheers
>Pandora
>
Pork Loin is the meat exterior to the ribs and quite close to the
spinal column. Tenderloin is a much smaller muscle that is interior
to the ribs and is located on either side of the spinal column. The
pork loin can be boneless if no portion of the ribs is attached. The
pork tenderloin is generally sold here in the US as a package of two
and would generall not weigh anywhere near 2 Kg. OT.I spent part of
the summer of 1955 in Italy...beutiful country.

"Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 13:26:36 +0100, "Pandora" >
> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel
>>messaggio
>>news
>>> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>>>here is my recipe of:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>>
>>> Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
>>> tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>>
>>Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin
>>and
>>a pork loin?
>>here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
>>TIA
>>Pandora
>>Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di
>>maiale"
>>. It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè di
>>maiale",
>>which is the same part but with bones.
>>What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale".
>>So
>>Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this NG,
>>who
>>can prove the contrary is welcome.
>>I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
>>Cheers
>>Pandora
>>
> Pork Loin is the meat exterior to the ribs and quite close to the
> spinal column. Tenderloin is a much smaller muscle that is interior
> to the ribs and is located on either side of the spinal column. The
> pork loin can be boneless if no portion of the ribs is attached. The
> pork tenderloin is generally sold here in the US as a package of two
> and would generall not weigh anywhere near 2 Kg. OT.I spent part of
> the summer of 1955 in Italy...beutiful country.

I Am sorry I understand what you say but I don't undestand waht part of the
pork is loin and what is tenderloin. Could you please show me a design?
TIA
Pandora

Pandora wrote:
> "Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> ...
>
>>On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 13:26:36 +0100, "Pandora" >
>>wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel
>>>messaggio
>>>news >>>
>>>>On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
>>>>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>>>>here is my recipe of:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>>>
>>>>Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
>>>>tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>>>
>>>Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin
>>>and
>>>a pork loin?
>>>here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
>>>TIA
>>>Pandora
[snip]
>>Pork Loin is the meat exterior to the ribs and quite close to the
>>spinal column. Tenderloin is a much smaller muscle that is interior
>>to the ribs and is located on either side of the spinal column. The
>>pork loin can be boneless if no portion of the ribs is attached. The
>>pork tenderloin is generally sold here in the US as a package of two
>>and would generall not weigh anywhere near 2 Kg. OT.I spent part of
>>the summer of 1955 in Italy...beutiful country.
>
>
> I Am sorry I understand what you say but I don't undestand waht part of the
> pork is loin and what is tenderloin. Could you please show me a design?
> TIA
> Pandora
>
>
Here is what they say at Hormel:

http://www.hormel.com/templates/know...emid=34&id=309

"The tenderloin is the leanest and most tender cut of pork. It is
located along the bottom of the loin, starting in the center cut and
running back through the sirloin end. Because of its leanness, care
should be taken so that it is not overcooked. It is available whole or
cut into scallops and medallions."

And here is another picture, with a hand showing the size:

http://web.grcc.cc.mi.us/angus/broad...oadcast09.html

The tenderloin of pork is like the tenderloin of beef, the cut from
which they get filet mignon steaks. The pork loin is like the beef rib
roast -- available either with or without bones.

Peggy

"Pandora" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel
> messaggio news
>> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>>here is my recipe of:
>>>
>>>
>>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>
>> Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
>> tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>
> Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin
> and a pork loin?
> here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
> TIA
> Pandora
> Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di
> maiale" . It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè
> di maiale", which is the same part but with bones.
> What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale".
> So Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this
> NG, who can prove the contrary is welcome.
> I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
> Cheers
> Pandora

Hi Pandora, welcome back and "Felice Anno Nuovo"! :-)

the "filetto di maiale" is the loin of pork...as stated in another post, the
tenderloin would be too small

Regards
Maria
>

"MG" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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>
> "Pandora" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel
>> messaggio news
>>> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 10:54:13 +0100, "Pandora" >
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>>>>here is my recipe of:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
>>>
>>> Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
>>> tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>>
>> Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloin
>> and a pork loin?
>> here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !
>> TIA
>> Pandora
>> Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di
>> maiale" . It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè
>> di maiale", which is the same part but with bones.
>> What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale".
>> So Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this
>> NG, who can prove the contrary is welcome.
>> I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
>> Cheers
>> Pandora
>
> Hi Pandora, welcome back and "Felice Anno Nuovo"! :-)
>
> the "filetto di maiale" is the loin of pork...as stated in another post,
> the tenderloin would be too small
>
> Regards
> Maria

Helloooooooooo! Maria!!!! Is nice to see you again here!
Post me a photo, please, of a tenderloin! I have googled but it's difficult
to find the meat cut ((
Thank you ! Have a nice Epifany day

--
Have a green Happy New year
Pandora
Pandora

In article >,
"Pandora" > wrote:
(snippage)
> >
> > Hi Pandora, welcome back and "Felice Anno Nuovo"! :-)
> >
> > the "filetto di maiale" is the loin of pork...as stated in another post,
> > the tenderloin would be too small
> >
> > Regards
> > Maria
>
> Helloooooooooo! Maria!!!! Is nice to see you again here!
> Post me a photo, please, of a tenderloin! I have googled but it's difficult
> to find the meat cut ((
> Thank you ! Have a nice Epifany day

Pandora, when you Google are you using the image search or the web
search? The image search is perfect for this kind of information. From
the google.com homepage, click on 'images' above the search window and
then type in what you are looking for. I did that and typed in "pork
tenderloin" without the quotation marks. The first picture in the
results is a nice one of two pork tenders.

The tenderloin is part of the whole loin and is more tender and is often
removed from it and marketed as a separate piece. Here are a couple
pictures. I see that the in the second one, the boneless loin roast is
also dark in color. I may have misstated in my first post about the
color -- when cooked, the tenderloin is darker than the rest of the loin
roast.

http://www.zenreich.com/ZenWeb/porktenderloin.htm

http://www.porkchops.com/images/Bone...ast,%20Split.j
pg
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In article >,
"Pandora" > wrote:

> "Allan Matthews" > ha scritto nel messaggio
> >> PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST with apples and pineapple
> >
> > Is this Pork Tenderloin or Pork Loin? A 2 Kg . (4.4 pound) pork
> > tenderloin would be a lot larger than any I have ever seen.
>
> Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork
> tenderloin and a pork loin? here in Italy they seems to be the same
> things. But perhaps I Am wrong !

> TIA
> Pandora

I wondered the same thing, Pandora - about the size. The pork
tenderloin is dark in color and often has a silver skin on one side of
it that needs to be removed before cooking. One that size would come
from a very large piggy. I have seen a pork tender of maybe 2 pounds or
so - maybe 2-1/2 inches in diameter; they can be rather small, too --
perhaps 12 ounces and only about 1-1/2 inches diameter.
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Pandora wrote:

> Would you please explain to me the difference between a pork tenderloinand
> a pork loin?
> here in Italy they seems to be the same things. But perhaps I Am wrong !

The tenderloin starts off as part of the pork loin but is usually cut outand
sold separately (in Canada and US). Perhaps in Italy the pork loin roasts still
include the tenderloin. My mother used to by pork loins and cut out the
tenderloin herself.

The pork tenderloin usually no more than 1 foot in length (20 cm) and nomore
than 3 in (8cm) in diameter. It is darker meat than the loin roast, closer to
the colour of a veal chop. The larger end is often partially covered witha
silvery viscera that needs to be trimmed.




>
> TIA
> Pandora
> Ps. I have buyed a pork tenderloin. In Italy we call it " Filetto di maiale"
> . It is without bones. Because we call the one with bones "Carrè di maiale",
> which is the same part but with bones.
> What you call "Loin" is "Lonza" for Italians. And is "Filetto di maiale". So
> Loin and filetto are the same things. If there is an Italian in this NG, who
> can prove the contrary is welcome.
> I would like to know the differences ...if they exist.
> Cheers
> Pandora

Pandora wrote:
> For Ophelia and all the people interested.
> here is my recipe of: PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST....(snipped)
> Cheers, Pandora

Thank you so much for this delicious looking tenderloin recipe. I've
been carefully watching to see your post of it, and I will be making
this "your way" very soon.

Picky'preciates

"PickyJaz" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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>
> Pandora wrote:
>> For Ophelia and all the people interested.
>> here is my recipe of: PORK TENDERLOIN ROAST....(snipped)
>> Cheers, Pandora
>
> Thank you so much for this delicious looking tenderloin recipe. I've
> been carefully watching to see your post of it, and I will be making
> this "your way" very soon.
>

Thank you but choose the proper part of pork! Because I Am not sure that is
tenderloin. perhaps is only a loin without bones!
Cheers
Pandora
> Picky'preciates
>