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By AmandaInOz
Added February 22, 2007 | Recipe #213181
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By Two Socks
on May 10, 2012
I am only giving this recipe a 3-star rating because the amount of the sage and garlic coating needs to be doubled at least. I had a pork tenderloin that was a little over 1.5 lbs. and I only had enough of the coating to cover one side. I also think there needs to be a lot more sage, so next time, I'll cut the garlic down to a single large clove and up the sage to a quarter cup or so. Even so, it was flavorful and juicy and made a great quick weeknight dinner that tasted pretty good. When I make this again with my variations, I will review again.
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on April 19, 2010
This just turned out okay for me. The seasoning was delicious but a tad salty. I couldn't get a crust on the pork even after browning for about 10 minutes & baking for over an hour.
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on February 07, 2010
If I make this again I will cut down on the salt. I also have never cooked a meat with sage. I was not a fan. Maybe I will try rosemary next time. Over all it was an okay dish.
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on August 16, 2009
Rave reviews for this one! I used four cloves of garlic and 1 1/2 tablespoons of fresh chopped sage. Put in on the tenderloin in the morning and wrapped with saran wrap. Followed the directions exactly that evening. In the roasting pan were red potatoes, parsnips and red pepper with some olive oil. Absolutely fabulous meal! The boyfriend gave rave reviews of the pork! Thanks again!
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on May 03, 2009
Easy, healthy, and GOOD! Thanks for posting, I'll make this again.
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on September 05, 2008
So simple yet 5 star all the way. Using fresh chopped sage made all the difference. Elegant yet a quick weeknight meal. Using a cast iron fry pan from stove top to oven made clean up a breeze. Served with smashed red potatoes and steamed aspargus. Thank you for sharing! Another keeper in my cookbook.
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I used the rub for a pork roast instead of pork tenderloin. I cooked at 375 until the meat reached the internal temperature of 150. Then I let rest for 15 min. It was perfect!!!!
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This was absolutely wonderful. The flavor was great and it was so moist and tender. It was fast and easy, perfect for a busy night, but it would also present very well for company. Even my nephew, who eats almost nothing loved it. I give out a recipe of the week to co-workers and this recipe was it one week. The ones who tried it all had great reviews also.
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on July 10, 2008
Made this with a pork fillet to serve just the two of us. I had to use dried sage as I didn't have any fresh. This worked well. I can see me using this recipe on the outdoor hooded barbque in the summer:) Thanks for a 'keeper'.
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on June 26, 2008
No doubt one of the best pork tenderloin recipes I've made. And the best part is that it is so simple to make. I'll definitely make this one again. Made for ZWT4.
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on April 23, 2008
We loved this! The flavor of the rub is perfect with pork. I did use a larger pork roast not tenderloin, but it was still great!
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Hello, Recipe Swap buddy! This recipe was DELICIOUS! I made it for our family's Sunday dinner, and everyone agreed it's worth not only 5 stars but 10. I followed the ingredients and instructions exactly as written until the end. After removing the meat to a cutting board to rest, I deglazed the roasting pan with 2 tbs. white wine (Pinot Grigio) on the stovetop at medium-high heat and poured the sauce over the pork loin once it was sliced. This is definitely a keeper! In fact, my mother-in-law went home with a copy of the recipe. I'm sure we'll see it again on her Sunday dinner table. Thanks for sharing!
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This is one of the Best Pork Tenderloins I have made to date! It was perfectly cooked and seasoned. We absolutely loved it. Tying the tenderloin really makes a difference! The fresh sage really makes this dish worth while! Pairs wonderfully with acorn squash! Thank you so much Amanda! Made for the Beverage Forum's Holiday Tag.
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on November 07, 2007
We liked this a lot, so I will be making it again.
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on July 15, 2007
Yep, loved it! We rarely eat pork here but after preparing this, my family has suggested we eat it more often. It was a winner with all of use. Easy to prepare as well. Only thing I'd do different next time is probably halve the quantity of salt. Was a tad too much for us. Still, delicious and it all disappeared quickly. ;o)
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on June 15, 2007
This is one of those recipes that you wish you could tell everyone about. It is fantastic and worthy of many more stars. Used one large clove of garlic and one teaspoon of Kosher salt and it was absolutely perfect! Served it with baked sweet potatoes and cauliflower. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe. A real keeper!
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on June 13, 2007
I'd never tried sage before & now don't know why it's taken me so long. This recipe was easy to follow, with wonderful flavours. We had steamed vegies & twice baked potatoes with it for a lovely, easy dinner. Thanks AmandaInOz for sharing this recipe.
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on May 11, 2007
Sage and pork are a terrific match, simple ingredients with maximum flavour. Very easy to put together. Great recipe, thanks for sharing.
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