Toned down the Asian Chili a bit for the family (I love HOT foods) and was a big crowd pleaser without a major investment in my home time. I put it on a bed of vermachelli rice noodles which drank in the garlic sauce. Good meal for working families.
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I marinated the pork for 2 days in the frig. This was a very flavorfull meat. The hoisin's sweetness, paired with the tart garlic sauce was a treat to the taste buds. We loved it !!!
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This was awesome, but I did deviate slightly. I marinated/cooked the pork as described, but then sliced it thinly and put it to one side. Then I sauteed some red pepper, garlic and those little baby yellow corncobs that you get in Chinese food sometimes, and then - once they were cooked/warmed through - I added the pork and the garlic sauce and then stirred to combine. Didn't use any noodles . . just served the saucy pork/pepper/corncob combo with some steamed rice. Really, REALLY good!
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Cheated because I was short on time. Used bottled Shanghi barbeque sauce and then made the garlic sauce. The garlic sauce was awesome. I used it on my stir fry veggies and it was really great. Thanks!
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Was more impressed w/ the bbq sauce then the garlic sauce, but still delicious!!! Served over carrot rice.
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Wow is all I can say. This pork blew my mind! I doubled the recipe and cooked it for 20 minutes longer than suggested, and it turned out perfect. I loved how the sauce became sticky as it cooked. It was very good with sesame noodles the first time around, and just as good in spring rolls the next day. Thank you for posting!
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Got this recipe a long time ago from East Meets West. Quite good. I add a little sriracha to the mix that gets poured onto the pork. No more than a 1/4 of a teaspoon, sriracha can overwhelm other flavors very easily. I also put a little bowl of sriracha for dipping the pork into at the table. I prefer to use sesame oil and chili flakes if I don't have any chili oil, but I don't care of Tabasco so that's more a personal preference.
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I marinated the pork overnight yet I thought there was still something missing from the final product. I don't quite know what the problem was but I was a little disappointed. The pork did stay very moist though, which was nice!
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This was very tasty! I marinated it for several hours and served it with white rice and broccoli. The side sauce was a good accompanyment but not necessary as the pork was just so moist and yummy either way. Thanks for a yummy meal!
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Loved this! DD marinated this most of the day (she doubled the marinade). Sauce was fabulous!
We added a large cubed onion to the pot. As we were eating, we both said this would be delicious with chicken, as well. Thanks, this will be a repeat!
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It was a good dish but the pork itself wasn't as flavorful as we expected. The sauce really saved this dish. Thank you for sharing.
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It was so hot here yesterday, we did this on the BBQ over indirect heat. I doubled the marinade( had two tenderloins} and put in a foil pan. I made a quick stir fry with veggies and some steamed noodles with oyster sauce. Will definately make again with the garlic sauce but it tasted delicious this way too. Thanks for posting, we loved it!
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Sad to say, but no pork tenderloin in grocery stores I frequent here in Iceland. So I used the best quality thick pork chops I could find. I needed to satisfy a challenge w/a dish I could fix, freeze & eat later. This fit the profile. I allowed myself a sml serving of course so I could do the review. We are garlic lovers, I loved this & putting it in our freezer was tough! When ZWT is over, I'll serve w/rice, snow peas & mushrooms (My Asian "trinity"). Can't wait. Thx for posting.
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Loved this recipe for pork tenderloin! Since my loin was a larger one, more than a pound, I decided to double the hoisin-based sauce and use it also as a marinade. After about two hours of marinating in the fridge, I baked the pork and served it, hot, with white rice and green beans (with the garlic sauce on the side rather than poured over). My family loved the flavours and this is a recipe I definitely call a keeper!
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This was really yummy! I had to do some slight subsitutions for the chili oil and rice vinegar but it still turned out lovely. I also served it with super fine rice noodles. I'll definately be making this again since it's so simple and tasty!
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This was easy and delicious. My husband and I both loved it. I used brown sugar instead of white and served it warm.
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We loved this recipe. Not for the garlic-haters! We will be making this again! My husband loved it. Thanks for posting.
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