How to Make Perfect Pan-Seared Pork Tenderloin Steaks with Scallion-Ginger Salsa



Test cook Becky Hays makes host Bridget Lancaster Perfect Pan-Seared Pork Tenderloin Steaks.

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  1. Going to try the sauce. I’d suggest searing first then in the oven to reach temp. I did reverse sear (oven first then sear) on steaks for a while and didn’t like the grid marks as seen here from the rack in the oven. Reverse sear is also trickier to control the temperature. Check out Chef Jean-Pierre’s tenderloin video.

  2. Best pork tenderloin I have ever cooked. I did not try the Salsa, fresh ginger isn't a common ingredient in my kitchen. The meat was fab with a little bar-be-cue sauce. The leftover pork made a wonderful roast pork sandwich, lettuce, tomato and onion with s&p, mayo on toasted bread with chips. Hat tip to Becky…top shelf.

  3. This recipe came out great and tasted wonderful – especially the sauce, but it took 45 minutes of baking for the meat to come up to temperature (137) instead of the 25—35 minutes stated in the video. I finally had to turn up the oven from the 275° as given in the video to 300° to get the meat to go past 120°. I checked another video and they were using 375 instead of 275. I doubt my oven is off very much since I use electronic thermometers, so I am guessing that everyone will need to consider the temperature careful as they watch the meat during the baking part. Again I loved this recipe and plan to many it again

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