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By Irmgard
on May 22, 2010
A beautiful recipe that brought back fond memories of last year's summer vacation. This recipe is proof that a dish doesn't have to be fancy to be good. I served it with a side of boiled potatoes and green beans, since that is probably how they would serve it in Portugal. We will definitely be enjoying this dish again. Thanks for sharing!
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on August 04, 2003
I have made this multiple times. I don't usually like mushrooms, but these are so tasty I have a second helping. This is also a nice change from other pork tenderloin recipes
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on May 16, 2012
What a lovely dish Graybert. We enjoyed the pork tenderloin prepared this way. It was awesome, full of flavor and had great textures, the meat was tender and juicy while the sauce was delicious. Made exaxctly as written. Thank you for sharing this recipe which, I will make again and again.
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on February 16, 2011
Tasty. Tenderloin was slightly dry/overdone after 45 minutes. Veggies were lovely over boiled potatoes as suggested by a previous reviewer. Still, I think it's missing 'something'. Will try again. Thanks, Graybert.
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on February 11, 2010
Loved it!! I found it quick and easy to make, i will definitely be adding this to my recipe collection.
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on January 22, 2010
This recipe turns out a very juicy and tender pork but the flavour was a bit flat. The mushrooms seem to absorb all the flavour from the wine. I liked that part of the dish. I love pork but this seemed to need more seasoning. I did add salt and pepper at the table although I had seasoned the flour. I also liked the way the sauce thickened a bit from the flour on the tenderloin. It looked very nice on the plate. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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This was nice! I rubbed it with pepper and smoked paprika. Then I browned it on each side (about 3 minutes on med-high). I didn't see a purpose for the flour, especially since it was cooked in liquid. But this was pretty tasty. I think the lemon shot at the end really makes it. Thanks!
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Very tasty. I cut it into medallions to reduce the cooking time. I think the recipe should also instruct you to season the meat as well as the breading.
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on March 12, 2009
Very good, tastes great and easy to make. High calorie taste but low in fat. The lemon adds a nice tang. Will make again. Thank you!!!
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on October 13, 2008
I made this the other night and I will make again. I didn't add enough mushrooms though. I think the next time I will use a pork loin vs. a tenderloin. Tenderloins can be a little small and cook much faster. Thanks!
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Wonderful Portuguese pork recipe. Have eaten many Portuguese inspired pork dishes and they really know how to treat it. Thanks for submitting it is in my company folder.
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on March 21, 2008
In a word - scrumptious! I followed the recipe not knowing exactly what to expect but something really good according to previous reviewers. They were right! I don’t even like mushrooms and I ate the heck out these. I found the wine/ onion/ lemon juice combo to be reminiscent of sauerkraut – one of my favorite dishes when cooked with pork! DH, the mushroom lover but sauerkraut hater, was not as enthusiastic as I was but he ate his fair share. ;-) Thanks for posting this *marvelous* recipe!
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on March 11, 2008
wow! I sure will be making this again, absolutely delicious/lushious!! Soo tender and the sauce, onions and mushrooms were outstanding! Thanks for posting!!
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on February 02, 2008
Yummy! Very flavorful and tender. I also pounded the pieces so it would cook faster. Just happened to have an empty box of cereal, and as a previous reviewer shared, it made a great bag for pounding the meat. Great recipe.
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on January 20, 2008
Simply.....tasty! Oh, and easy to make.
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on June 21, 2007
I too chose to pound 1 inch pieces of tenderloin into cutlets. Brown rice flour made an especially crispy coating. Garlicky green beans and rice pilaf completed the meal. Leftover cutlets cut into strips, with added BBQ sauce, made great BBQ pork sandwiches on Portugese rolls.
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I sliced my pork tenderloin into 1 inch medallions, then pounded them to about 1/4". (I save cereal bags for this purpose. When cereal is gone, use bag to place meat or chicken for pounding. Pound meat to desired thickness, then simply remove and discard bag when finished :) ). I then followed the recipe as directed, but by using the 1/4" thick medallions, my cooking time was reduced to about 20 minutes. The flavors of this simple to make meal were delicious. DH loved it, too. Into my "Tried and True" make again file this goes. Thanks!
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on December 14, 2006
I sliced a lean pork roast into medalian sized pieces (Costco sells these roasts in packs of 3). Added 2 cloves of garlic to the onions and used Charles Shaw Chardonnay (Two Buck Chuck from Trader Joe's) I even used canned mushrooms. Simmered over low heat for 1 hr. The pork was melt in your mouth tender and the flavor of the dish was superb! This is a very simple recipe that received rave reviews from the extended family when served at an impromptu dinner for 6. Thank you for sharing this recipe - my unexpected dinner guests think I'm a great cook thanks to this dish!
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on October 18, 2005
My son had to do a report on Portugal and bring a traditional dish. I'm glad he had this project or I might had never ran across this wonderful recipe. It was so easy and so very tasty. He's sure to get an "A". Thanks so much for posting.
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on August 15, 2005
Thank you for this easy to make/ really great recipe; I added 2 crushed garlic cloves.Will be making this again!My DH loved it.
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