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Old School - Apple Sage Tenderloin

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Went old school last night and cooked this meal in a 50+ years old SS electric fry pan. My mom got it from my uncle when he passed away. I got it from my mom when she passed away. Still cooks and looks as good as new.

Basic McCormick recipe. Chopped onion, apples, wet ingredients, dry ingredients and a pork Tenderloin I cubed up.

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Sprinkled on 1/3 of the dry ingredients then pan seared the pork.

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Removed the pork then slightly carmalized the onion.

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Added the apples then cooked for a few minutes.

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Deglazed with the wet ingredients, added the rest of the dry ingredients and the seared pork.

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Cooked for a few more minutes then served with rice and baby carrots.

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This meal just works really well in an electric fry pan and is a favorite at Reef's Bistro.

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ckreef, this has to taste as good as it looks, would you be willing to share the recipe?

This is the recipe I used.

I did peel my apples and used Tenderloin instead of chops. I also ran out of paprika (how does that happen anyway?)

http://www.mccormick.com/Recipes/Main-Dishes/Apple-and-Sage-Pork-Chops?utm_source=google-bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=+sage+pork+chops&utm_content=AS_Pork_Chops_categorylp&utm_campaign=cookingeg&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4ZOwBRDoxpjAvPXAl5MBEiQAEek_3iGrjCOqztBkzIaQo7uj77GTBmb1e6h4-PsGTyhaaLkaAgyl8P8HAQ

I've made these for a few years now - before my kamado days - a family favorite.

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This is the recipe I used.

I did peel my apples and used Tenderloin instead of chops. I also ran out of paprika (how does that happen anyway?)

http://www.mccormick.com/Recipes/Main-Dishes/Apple-and-Sage-Pork-Chops?utm_source=google-bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=+sage+pork+chops&utm_content=AS_Pork_Chops_categorylp&utm_campaign=cookingeg&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4ZOwBRDoxpjAvPXAl5MBEiQAEek_3iGrjCOqztBkzIaQo7uj77GTBmb1e6h4-PsGTyhaaLkaAgyl8P8HAQ

I've made these for a few years now - before my kamado days - a family favorite.

Thank you, ckreef.

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