How to Perfectly Roast a Pork Tenderloin | Chef Jean-Pierre

Hello There Friends, Today I'm going to show you how to perfectly roast a Pork Tenderloin. I make a delicious pan sauce with some yukon gold mashed potatoes to go along side it, super easy to do and super delicious! Come and try out this recipe and let me know how you did in the comments below.
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The reason behind this, is that it is a cut not well know in the english speaking world. Now the chinese buy the ribs, the trotters, the tails and the ears (sorry for the snack for your dog) - because they don't want to pay for the choice cuts. This means the warehouses get filled up with the best cuts and they need to be emptied, so they come on the market on offer. Just imagine that this wonderfull cut has been used to "streach" the minced meat - which is idiotic, as it has to little fat to absorb the spice flavours. Pork tenderloin is so much cheaper than beef tenderloin and just as delicious and easy to prepare.

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@@thomasborgsmidt9801 I understand about different pork cuts. I am A Cuban American and pork was a staple growing up. (Also pig ears are amazingly delicious!). I typically purchase pork shoulder but you may be onto something. The pork loin I purchased yesterday was $2.29 a pound at Aldi in the Bronx, NY. Even cheaper than pork shoulder which takes a few hours to cook!!!

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This dish was a revelation. I had no idea pork tenderloin could be so tender until I brined it like this. I followed Chef Jean-Pierre's instructions to a T except that after 4 hours in the brine, I dried the meat, salt and peppered it, and put it on a rack in the fridge overnight. When it hit the pan the next day, holy Maillard reaction! It browned so beautifully in clarified butter. My little portable induction cooktop has a setting of 380 F (next lowest is 320), so that's the temp I used and saw little to no smoke which is great because and I don't have a range hood or fan. My sauce was a little tart at first (maybe I stopped the reduction too soon?) but after whisking in a generous dollop of butter it turned out silky and delicious. The pleasure in eating this was only matched by the fun I had making it. Thank you, Chef!

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@@ThatBobGuy850 ...and measure carefully.

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I commented on this elegant masterpiece a couple weeks ago. Now I've had a chance to make it exactly the same way you prepared it. Served it to a couple friends who now think I'm a master chef. What they don't know can't hurt them. Thanks so much for this recipe!

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One of the best pork tenderloin recipes I've ever made! Thank you Chef Jean-Pierre!

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I have always been able to cook delicious food, and I made a red wine reduction yesterday and used Thyme for the herb, and am making the pork loin today with a spinach side. My wife said, "since you have been watching Chef Jean Pierre your cooking has gone up a notch."

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Made this tonight for dinner. My wife loved it so much she sent pictures of the plated pork loin to other family members. All she wants to know is what recipe of yours I’m going to try next. Thanks Chef for making cooking fun and for the inspiration to try new things. You have the best KZbin channel out there.

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I’m so glad to see someone else who cleans up a pork tenderloin like I do, getting rid of everything yucky, not just the silver skin but the sinew and everything that’s not going to be pleasing to eat!

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Nice to see a pork tenderloin recipe that cooked to the correct temp.

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I've watched a lot of chefs and this guy made me hungry and wanting to go buy a pork tenderloin, I have been cooking pork to 145* for years and my family has poo pooed my cooking. Thank God chefs are advocating the 145* temp, you can't beat it, its divine!

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150 degrees if you can't deal with the pink

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Chef, that sauce has the most amazing color. I can't wait to give this a try.

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[@sr1406]

I was all set to give up on pork tenderloin; it always turned out dry or tough. Then I tried this brine. What a difference! Now I use it before I cook any pork. Highly recommended 👍. It’s amazing.

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I have not had a sensual moment with food since the 1960s until this tenderloin. Bravo

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I love pork tenderloin! Can’t wait to try it with the wine reduction sauce. Thanks Chef!!

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Y

[@DonPandemoniac]

The thoughtful preparation of that pork tenderloin was excellent on it's own. And then he hits us with an amazing sauce & a vegetable side dish, all to present it very elegantly. A fine masterclass Chef!

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The brining of the tenderloin made all the difference. Flavor, tender, and taste all top drawer. Another winner from Chef Jean- Paul.

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Jean PIERRE 😕

[@AKAtAGG]

That sauce looks insane. Pan sauce of the Gods. Perfectly larder trimmed tenderloin, and again, I'm a butcher, and I employ men who can't do it as nicely as that.

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@@ChefJeanPierre you're my favorite chef. Just curious, you probably get asked this a lot, have you ever met or worked with Gordon Ramsay? What do you think? He's probably my second favorite or tied with you. Your recipes are way more accessible for me though, I love how I don't need really exotic ingredients. Thank you again.

[@AntMitts8035]

I've been a chef for 14 years but I've always wanted to be a butcher...I know it's not an easy skill which is why id love to do it and challenge myself and become more ok knowledgeable in where my cuts come from and have a closer relationship and a grander respect for those vendors who send me such delicious and exquisitely cut primal and subprimal cuts etc...a beautiful profession that in my opinion is not given enough credit outside of the high level culinary world ❤️

[@AKAtAGG]

@@AntMitts8035 in recent years chefs tend to learn butchery as part of the craft - because it is much cheaper to buy a whole beast and process it yourself (or teach your junior chefs to process it), and as a chef you definitely know the profit margin is incredibly important.

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@@AKAtAGG absolutely brother...I graduated culinary school in 2010 and they didn't spend nearly as much time in butchery as they should've which was really disappointing...I hope they do now...but luckily I have worked for pretty good places as of recently whom have taught me things school did not ...I would just love to sit with someone who does butchery or has done it for their whole life...and you're absolutely correct...to have the chance of butchering your own meat opens up such a broad spectrum of different dishes and allows you to make let's say for just a little example burgers and be able to control which cuts or scraps are grinded down and how much fat to lean ratio you use to create your patties..and like you said to be able to consistently control your profit margins and what not...do you cook brother? Or butcher? Or just a well educated foodie? Lol

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Ole tabernac that brine is a god send ,! Never again will I cook a pork tenderloin without brining ! So tender and yes it was pinkish ! You are the best my man Chef Jean Pierre ! Xox Mon Ami !

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Great now I'm hungry

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I think that's the best looking pork tenderloin I have seen. Thanks Chef.

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Great cooking show. I can't wait to make this. I love how he makes professional cooking accessible to everyone by saying, 'a child could do this'.

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Well chef, you've done it again. Another fantastic main dish for my dinner rotation! Plus I bet this would make a really yummy sandwich with mixed greens salad for the next day, thanks chef!

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I’ll see him in my kitchen Sunday for this one!!!!!

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All steps are clear and easy to follow. The taste is amazing. Merci pour la recette.

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Greetings: amen 🙏 alleluia: in thanksgiving: Mr. Fabulous/ Master Chef 👩‍🍳 Jean-Pierre , thank you: Again, Mr. Fabulous/ Master Chef 👩‍🍳 Jean-Pierre, thank you. Love ❤️, Enormous Hug 🤗 and ( fwiw ) : Nice 👍, nice , nice 👍 presentation . Awesome 😎

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Greetings: amen 🙏 alleluia : special intention: wishing you an outstanding incredible blessed glorious day

[@michelleharkness7549]

Greetings:, amen 🙏 alleluia: in thanksgiving: ( fwiw ) the aunt of my daughter ( Northern California) served pork loin at her wedding 👰 over ten years ago and , although I had the chicken 🍗 instead, the idea 💡 of cooking 🥘 the perfect 👌 pork and/ or beef ‘ roast ‘ remains among one of my greatest culinary experience challenges! It is a true joy to learn how to do this from you and your perfect & kind/ patient assistants. Sincere, sincere kudos!!!!

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Can't wait to make it. My family won't like it. They'll think it's too underdone. We'll see. But they never fail to overcook meat.

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My sister eats what I call chicken jerky, lol. She won’t eat it unless it’s so over cooked it’s almost shoe leather. 🤣

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Made this for Valentines Day dinner it is literally the best recipe I have made from Chef Pierre!!! I don’t care for spinach but had scalloped potatoes and mixed vegetables. The red wine reduction was easy enough any teenager could do it watching this video and it was so so good! My family loved this!

[@vonkruel]

I was just thinking about doing a pork tenderloin (as I've never done one before) and lo & behold... I didn't even find my recipe ; it came to me! For the stock, I'll be faking it with "enhanced broth" (as you've shown on the channel), and I know the sauce will still be great. I appreciate the advice about substitutions (and optional ingredients) because it removes obstacles. Also, over the course of many recipes I feel I've internalized more general cooking knowledge from your videos than from others. Knowing _why_ is always a big help to me, and you're great at providing those answers. Perhaps most important of all: your enthusiasm & sense of humor. #1 Chef on YT, according to me!

[@DisenosArtesanalesZahra]

We don't eat pork or wine (Muslims here...), but I'll make sure to use the recipe with chicken breast and beef tenderloin. I received my thermometer and silicon cooking mat this week and I'm dying to try them out. This might be the perfect recipe! I spent YEARS reading cooking books and watching chefs, and some things they made so complicated (beef stock is one example) that I ran away, "too much for me", I said. With your teachings, I learned a lot of great tips and techniques, and those things that seemed so daunting, now I enjoy doing! Thanks a lot! I love your recipes... and my family love them even more, hahaha

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🙏🙏🙏😊👍

[@allthumbs3792]

I so agree about spinach stems! I absolutely remove them for salads too. Love the knife skills lesson too! Thanks, Chef!

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I don't know why but I find it humorous I am watching this at 0615 in the morning while I'm at a pool supposed to be doing work. Just watching chef Jean-Pierre cooking a great pork meal.

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There is nothing to say except to thank you for your wisdom, your humble and humorous nature and your generous will to share that with all of us. Thank you kindly.

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Gourd I love Jean, master chef. He leans into french cuisine hard . And I *love it*

[@eb999uj]

Remember, don´t be shy with your butter! 🤣 I love this runnung gag and also the format, he shows how easy cooking is basically while producing great results, Thanx!

[@wrightbrent73]

Measure carefully

[@1mmickk]

@@wrightbrent73 Just wait till he discovers strawberry jam in the sauce.

[@A.Dude.]

A child can do it...

[@user-hl9tf7gg4z]

Chef, we made pork tenderloin sauteed with spinach and sundried tomaties. We followed the whole process, from brining, to malliard reaction, sauce, and vegetables...hmmmm.. it's so yummy!!! You are the best!!!. We feel like we are eating everyday in a fine dine restaurant. Thank you, Chef for all the learnings. From us here in 🇨🇦 YOU ARE SUPERB CHEF!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS CHEF

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If you brown a duck, do you get a mallard reaction? (wink, wink)

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The best paella i have seen

[@tonyispalilus53]

You are now my favorite chef Jean-Pierre! A clean kitchen indeed makes a better food... state of mind. You got it, man, "no rowwies"!

[@fekramer6739]

I just made it and my husband really like it. It is so delicious. Easy to make and really very tasty. This recipe is a keeper. A million thanks to you Chef. You’re my favorite.God bless.

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I still get super excited every time I see a new Jean Pierre video is uploaded. 🙌

[@ChefJeanPierre]

🙏🙏🙏👍😀

[@michael-ianmcinnes5224]

This guy seems like a perfect example of the adage if you love your job you never have to work another day of your life . Gotta love his enthusiasm and passion

[@marycannon6046]

Thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre!

[@judy8504]

I made this for dinner tonight, and it came out fantastic! thank you, Chef Jean-Pierre! Everyone cleaned their plates and raved about how good everything was. I didn't have spinach so I roasted broccoli which paired nicely with the meal. thanks again, and I encourage everyone to try it.

[@okyonek]

The sauce must have been incredible, you can see chef face of satisfaction when he tried it

[@malcolmwylde6359]

Hay my friends......that's why I love u and 😅 your cooking . ❤

[@gertbamse1]

In Denmark, there is always joy when the tenderloin steaks with onions and mushroom cream sauce come to the table.

[@kathykathrynm9375]

I had to remove a silver skin from a rump roast yesterday. After watching this video-never again will I cut away any meat! Thank you. I’m also excited to brine a tenderloin. I always brine my chicken, but nothing else. Now I will.

[@1mmickk]

You can skin fish the same way, give it a go. You pay 30% more for skinless fish (which is a crime against Humanity) but the skin weighs about 1% of the total. Same for chicken, never buy it with the skin removed. Remove the skin, put it in a pan, put a weight on top so it doesnt shrivel up, 3 min, turn over, repeat best crispy chicken skin you can have.All the fat is gone, fried chicken skin is a health food.

[@carajentzen5049]

I made this for my husband one night and he loved it. The next day, he went to a professional business conference and they served pork tenderloin and he said mine was SO much better and that I could ‘teach them a thing or two about cooking’😂 Thanks Jean Pierre, you’re my secret 😉

[@elisabethleimer6835]

This Chef is amazing whatever he cooks, this Pork Tenderloin looks delicious...and I totally agree the stems of the Spinach leaves have to be removed, because they are tough , maybe not baby spinach !

[@signalrambo]

I just finished making this dish, following your recipe. You were right! The brining makes it SOOO tender! I love it! Thanks Chef!

[@adrianw7011]

Another brilliant recipe from the Chef, looking forward to attempting this one myself. A pleasure to watch and learn from, nothing ever seems too difficult or beyond the ability of a novice such as myself. Thanks chef.

[@inovahightechltd]

Oh lala, Monsignor, Le grand Maître! Merci beaucoup pour ce plat délicieux! Peter

[@kayleighslayton4236]

I just found this channel and I am hooked! Great channel I am learning so much!

[@motostarmx1777]

This guy knows stuff....Love this Channel.

[@avidcarsons6412]

He is the best teacher and Chef ever. Forget Gordon Ramsey .. he doesn't teach anything. I love Jean Pierre

[@scottmerrow3386]

I made this yesterday and it came out incredible! I didn’t have time to make a traditional beef stock so I used the recipe to enhance store bought which worked great (it’s now in my freezer for the next 17 years). As someone who doesn’t like to drink wine I’m not always sure what kind to use but I made it work with a red blend. Thanks again Chef, you are truly the best and I’m so grateful for this channel.

[@ChefJeanPierre]

🙏🙏🙏😊👍

[@motostarmx1777]

next time try and go to a upscale wine store and get some suggestions..its fun to try other wines as the end result is always a bit different..try a few and find your favorites :)

[@danielgutierrez-jw6tx]

I like it when chef JP talks to his food....

[@Frandalicious66]

this is by far the BEST tenderloin recipe I've ever made. and SIMPLE. ABSOLUTLEY DELISCIOUS

[@Tomatohater64]

This looks sooooo dam good, I could just cry. And the shallots, spinach, and cracked black pepper - to die for. 🤪🥴

[@ChefJeanPierre]

🙏🙏🙏😀👍

[@Lord_Malkior]

Looks amazing! Gonna try brining my chicken tomorrow and see how it comes out. Great video as always~

[@pattijesinoski1958]

How big in pounds must the chix breast need to be to brine? For how long in brine? Should it be bone in?

[@Lord_Malkior]

@Patti Jesinoski I don't know about chicken breast, but I bought some cheap chicken quarters and brined them for about 4 hours before cooking. They came out great. I wouldn't worry about brining time. If I had to advocate bone-in, I'd tell you it's worth it every time.

[@greenwaveoutdoordrainage2635]

Love knowing I can watch u chef at the end of long day!!!

[@kattfranklin6933]

Elegant! This is what is missing in today's fine restaurants.