Pork Tenderloin Medallions with Chinese Ginger and Lemon Sauce
The cooking goes quickly for this hearty one-pan meal, so have all the ingredients prepped before you begin.
The cooking goes quickly for this hearty one-pan meal, so have all the ingredients prepped before you begin.
I love this recipe. I've been making it for about 8 years and keep going back to it because its so good. I double the sauce and do make it thicker and use tons of garlic (just because its good!)
I really enjoyed all of the flavors. Definitely serve over rice as it will be a great accompaniment to the sauce. I had plenty of sauce, but I would double it if you really like lots of sauce. I would make it for guests-the presentation is fine if you plate it right.
Great taste but sauce was too thin. Next time, I will add more cornstarch. Tastes like an Asian version of a "picatta" dish.
I had high hopes for this recipe, but this was a disappointment. Lemon was the dominating flavor. It took quite some time to just pull together all of the ingredients. Presentation was not appealing, and I would not consider serving this to company. It's not bad, but just really good, either.
I think this is the greatest!!!
This recipe had all the flavors I was looking for -- but for chicken breasts! So that's what I used. Flatten the chicken, but did not cut into medallions. I doubled all the ingredients to ensure I had enough sauce. We really enjoyed the flavors -- not too lemony, but the fragrance and taste of the ginger is definitely there -- but wouldn't change a thing. Will make again, both with chicken and plan to try it with the pork tenderloin. Served with jasmine rice with fresh cilantro and broccoli with olive oil & lemon juice & garlic.
I love this recipe! I've made it several times and served to company, always with a different side dish. My favorite being couscous with pine nuts and steamed broccoli. I also have doubled the sauce, cut back on the lemon and ALWAYS prepare all ingredients before starting to cook the pork.
I doubled the sauce and it was still not enough because we served over rice. The only thing I added was broccoli right before adding the cornstarch to the sauce. Next time I'm going to try it with chicken. It has great flavor and would be good with any type of meat.