Indian Spiced Pork Tenderloin

A taste of India that’s so, so easy to recreate at home! The garlic naan is delicious and the perfect pairing for the pork.

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Yields1 Serving
 1 1/2-2lbs pork tenderloin
 1 T pressed garlic (or minced, use the tip below)
 1 T curry powder
 1 1/2 t kosher salt (much less if you're using table salt)
 1/2 T cumin
 1/2 T coriander
 1/8 t cayenne pepper
 1/4 C fresh lemon juice
 3 T extra virgin olive oil
 1 T water
1

Press garlic into a small bowl. Here's a great tip if you don't own a garlic press and you want your garlic finer than a mince. Start by peeling the cloves by smashing them first. Mince them up and then pour the kosher salt right over it. Use a large knife to smash and mush and the kosher salt will break up the garlic making it into a nice paste. Works great!

2

Mix the garlic and salt in a small bowl with the cumin, curry, and coriander and cayenne.

3

Add fresh lemon juice (not bottled!) and olive oil and stir it all up.

4

Pour spice mixture in the zip-lock bag with the pork. Seal bag, give it a good smoosh, and then let it sit in the fridge for 3-4 hours (longer is just fine)

5

Grill on the barbeque and enjoy.

Suggested Side:
Garlic Naan Bread – Naan is an Indian style bread that is delicious, moist and melts in your mouth. Slightly melt butter, add crushed garlic and a sprinkle of Italian Seasoning (if you have it) and slather on naan break. Grill in your oven or place on your BBQ top grill and heat through gently until the bread is hot and soft and the butter has fully melted. Slice into wedges and serve.


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Ingredients

 1 1/2-2lbs pork tenderloin
 1 T pressed garlic (or minced, use the tip below)
 1 T curry powder
 1 1/2 t kosher salt (much less if you're using table salt)
 1/2 T cumin
 1/2 T coriander
 1/8 t cayenne pepper
 1/4 C fresh lemon juice
 3 T extra virgin olive oil
 1 T water

Directions

1

Press garlic into a small bowl. Here's a great tip if you don't own a garlic press and you want your garlic finer than a mince. Start by peeling the cloves by smashing them first. Mince them up and then pour the kosher salt right over it. Use a large knife to smash and mush and the kosher salt will break up the garlic making it into a nice paste. Works great!

2

Mix the garlic and salt in a small bowl with the cumin, curry, and coriander and cayenne.

3

Add fresh lemon juice (not bottled!) and olive oil and stir it all up.

4

Pour spice mixture in the zip-lock bag with the pork. Seal bag, give it a good smoosh, and then let it sit in the fridge for 3-4 hours (longer is just fine)

5

Grill on the barbeque and enjoy.

Notes

Indian Spiced Pork Tenderloin

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