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By 5thCourse on May 07, 2007
Photo by French Tart
Photo by French Tart
"An intensely flavored green crust for your pork tenderloin!"
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Serving Size: 1 (190 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
"This is a very tasty recipe. For those that don't want an intense horseradish flavour, just cut back on it by a tsp but don't not try it as it's full of flavour. Since this is winter I cooked the coated tenderloins in a glass baking dish covered with foil for the first 2/3's of cooking time then removed the foil. That browned up the meat nicely and thickened up the resulting sauce from the meat and sauce. Next time I think I'll bring that sauce up to the stove top and add about a 1/2 a cup of dry white wine (pinot grigio or chardonnay). This summer I'll definitely be trying this out on the grill. Thank you for sharing!"
"WOW! This was HOT - but DELICIOUS!! I made it exactly as stated and we used it on chicken breasts, fabulous and VERY zingy as well as zippy!! I think I may cut back the horseradish by half a spoon next time - but it was a great paste - I still have some in the fridge which I will use for pork chops on the barbie tonight!"
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