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By Derf
on September 16, 2002
Very delicious Miss Annie!! Just the two of us and we managed to put away all three servings!! I used lushious new vine ripened tomatoes, mmmm nummy! What a great combination of flavours, garlic, mushrooms and tomatoes! and of course the tenderloin. Nice method of cooking it all, rather than smother the tenderloin. I found I had to cook it just a bit longer though, about 30/35 minutes was perfect, still lovely and juicy. Thanks for sharing a great one we'll do again!!
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on September 23, 2002
This was fabulous! I used pork loin a little over a pound, and the two of us easily could have finished it. I also was stuck with supermarket tomatoes, but the roasting really helped out with their flavor. I also needed another 5 mins. in the oven; the juice was still a little pink after only 25 mins.
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on April 10, 2003
Miss Annie, it don't get any better than this!! I love the method of putting the tomatoes and mushrooms beside the pork instead of on top. I used a tenderloin a little under a pound and it was done in the 25 minutes. Quick and easy!! Very moist and VERY delicious! Thanks!!
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on November 16, 2003
I made this to the recipe but I found the mushrooms and tomato mixture to be really "wet" and the pork to be a little bland. I guess I just like spicier food! Glad I tried it though.
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A great dish.... did however rub the pork tenderloin with olive oil and fresh/dried herbs, Meat very flavourful. Will definitely be trying this one again! Thnx.
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This was just okay. Not alot of flavor for me... it was just missing something.
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on January 18, 2008
Very nice! I will add more garlic next time. Thanks!
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on June 11, 2007
The first time I made this, the 1" tomatoe cubes disintegrated, but I tried it again tonight, with much larger tomatoe chunks and it was outstanding! Likewise, don't slice the mushrooms too thin, and you'll end up with a very flavorful tomatoe/mushroom combo, along with a nice juicy tenderloin. Superb! (I needed 35 minutes, total cooking time)
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #328779
on November 27, 2006
Hats off to Miss Annie. I tried this last evening and was plesantly surprised. This time of year no fresh tomatoes so I used a can of diced with Italian seasoning and I added green peppers to the mix. I coated the porkloin in bread crumbs and pan seared it before putting in oven. WOW! I am going to serve this at my next holiday gathering.
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on May 08, 2006
Very easy and very good recipe. My tomatoes were't as nice as I wanted, so I used cherry tomatoes cut in half. I also had to cook a bit longer to get it done. Serve with polenta and asparagus on the side for a very good, healthy and pretty lunch. Thanks a bunch!
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on December 16, 2004
This was unbelieveable!! My family just ate and ate and ate until they just couldn't eat anymore!! It didn't matter anyway, there wasn't anything left! I had never make pork roast before and it turned out PERFECT!! I will make this all the time...by request I'm sure! :) Thank you.
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