The Easter Holiday is an extraordinary occasion to celebrate. Since we come from a big Catholic family, its one of the most significant days we celebrate out of the year, so it entails a big feast :) So I thought I would post on my Easter dinner menu and hope you can try some or all of these out for friends and family. We will start with the main dish....
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2 lbs. pork tenderloin
1/2 cup of Catlina or French Dressing, divided
2 tsp. chili powder
2 tsp. garlic powder
1tsp. dry mustard
1tsp. dry mustard
1tsp. paprika
1/2tsp. dried thyme leaves
2Tbsp. honey
Place pork tenderloin in a baking dish. (I usually put mine on a baking mat and on a baking sheet because it is 10times easier to clean)
Spread about 4 Tbs. of dressing over pork. Combine all spices and rub over the meat on both sides. Place in oven and bake for about 12 minutes. Meanwhile combine the 4Tbs. of dressing and 2Tbs. of honey. Brush over meat after 12 minutes and place back into oven for another 10 minutes or until interal temp is 145degrees.
It will have a slightly charred look, but the meat will be very moist with incredible flavor, serves 8.
Recipe adapted from Kraft.
Recipe adapted from Kraft.
Stay tuned for Easter Sides and Desserts!
My Food Philosophy: Because the effort to make good food is a gift to those around me, it's happy memories, togetherness, the living part of life.
*Post by my sister, Maria. You can find the rest of her beautiful eats here.
Looks amazing!! Pinned :)
ReplyDeleteThat does look amazing. We do a big party and serve ham, potato salad and baked beans. On Easter, for our family dinner, we serve lamb, couscous and asparagus. But I do pork a lot, so I will get back to the recipe. I'm sure of it!
ReplyDeleteThat look so good and so easy to make!
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I don't eat lamb, so we usually have pork tenderloin for Easter. I'll have to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks Scrumptous!
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ReplyDeleteYum. This looks like something even I can tackle! Haha. Seriously looks delicious.
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ReplyDeletehooooly mooooly -- I am so happy I'll be with Maria for Easter so I can taste this good lookin meal! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW this looks delicious. Thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good and so easy!
ReplyDeleteOoh love pork tenderloin and this one looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteNow I am officially hungry , that looks amazing .
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Looks tasty and beautiful! Can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! Easter dinner is one of my favorites!
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Sofia
stylishlyinlove.blogspot.com
It look so amazing !!! i love it so Delicious dish
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oh wow, this looks SOO yummy!!
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Sandy
Sandy a la Mode
This looks amazing!!! And I have yet to figure out what we are making for Easter dinner...hmmm...this is now a contender! XO Brynn
ReplyDeleteOh my! That looks delicious!
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www.dreamingincashmere.com
Wow! Yummy! And seems easy enough! (It's all about the presentation;) Any ham recipes/dinners on the Easter series line-up? I've got a whole ham that's been in the freezer since we received it as a Christmas gift! ha!
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