Title: How to Cook Pork Tenderloin | Oven Roasted, Grilled, Stuffed, Medallions | No Recipe Required
Headings: How to Cook Pork Tenderloin
How to Cook Pork Tenderloin
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Content: So start the tenderloin on top of the stove in a good hot pan. Most pork tenderloins you buy will have what’s called the sliver skin attached to it. The skin is a piece of tendon, or some other un-desirable connective tissue. It doesn’t break down when cooked, and it’s best to slice it over before cooking. To Brine or not to brine. I love brining pork chops and pork loin, but when it comes to tenderloins, I don’t think it’s worth the effort. The tenderloin is already so tender…I mean it’s in the name; all you need to do it make sure you don’t over cook it, and you’ll end up with a great piece of meat. But what you do need to do, regardless of how you’re going to cook the pork tenderloin is season it. Simple salt and pepper liberally spread on all sides works great - and if you want to keep it that easy, go for it.