
Pork Tenderloin with Apricot Cinnamon Glaze
Prep Time
Serves
Cooking Mode
1 whole pork tenderloin (11/2 to 12/3 pounds total)
2 tbsp Sensations Extra Virgin 100% Olive Oilsalt and freshly ground pepper
⅔ cup Compliments Pure Apricot Jam
2 tbsp Compliments White Wine Vinegar
2 tbsp firmly packed Light Brown Sugar
½ tbsp Compliments ground cinnamon
1 whole pork tenderloin (11/2 to 12/3 pounds total)
2 tbsp Sensations Extra Virgin 100% Olive Oilsalt and freshly ground pepper
⅔ cup Compliments Pure Apricot Jam
2 tbsp Compliments White Wine Vinegar
2 tbsp firmly packed Light Brown Sugar
½ tbsp Compliments ground cinnamon
Directions
1Preheat oven to 425°F. Brush pork (you will have 2 pieces of meat) all over with olive oil and season to taste with salt and pepper. Place pork on a rack in a roasting pan. Roast for 15 minutes.
2Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, mix together jam, vinegar, brown sugar,and cinnamon over medium heat. Stir often until gently simmering and blended, then remove from heat.
3When pork has roasted 15 minutes,spoon half the jam mixture over the meat.
4Continue roasting until glaze browns, 6-7 more minutes. Top meat with remaining jam mixture andcontinue roasting until pork registers 160°F on a meat thermometer in center, 3-4 more minutes.
5Transfer pork to a platter or carving board and let stand a few minutes before slicing.
6Apricot Jam If you aren’t into jam on toast and want a fun way to use of the rest of your apricot jam, try this for a delicious ice cream topping.
7Mix equalparts jam and orange juice concentrate in a small saucepan.
8Bring to a simmer until blended. Cool completely then spoon over vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt.
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