800 g pork tenderloin, cut into medallions and tied with a cooking rope
4 clementines
50 g piece of smoked pork ham
green part of one leek
2 Tbsp of floral honey
3 Tbsp of dry white wine
40 g pistachios
30 g butter
1 Tbsp olive oil
sale and ground black pepper to taste
Finely chop 2/3 of leek and julienne the rest. Cut ham into tiny cubes. Blanch pistachios, peel them and cut. Salt and pepper the meat. Peel 2 clementines (also peel the fine skin on each slice). Squeeze the juice from other 2 clementines and mix it with honey and wine.
Fry chopped leek and ham on butter and oil. Add meat and fry it on high heat for half a minute on both sides. Pour in clementine juice and cook for 2 minutes. Add slices of clementines and julienned leek and cook for another 2-3 minutes. Now take the medallions from the pan and finish frying them on a non stick frying pan.
Serve sprinkled with chopped pistachios.
Note: I made this dish as a part os Sale & Pepe Tasting Team for December 2008 issue an I'm sending this to the Weekend Herb Blogging event, hosted this week by Scott from The Real Epicurean.
Recept na srpskom.
Update: The first photo from the post has won DMBLGIT in category of Aesthetics :)
Thank you Arfi, Alessandro, Bron, Melody, Peter and Sabra! I am honored and happy! And of course, thank you Sanja for providing me with the opportunity to make such a beautiful dish for Sale & Pepe!
4 clementines
50 g piece of smoked pork ham
green part of one leek
2 Tbsp of floral honey
3 Tbsp of dry white wine
40 g pistachios
30 g butter
1 Tbsp olive oil
sale and ground black pepper to taste
Finely chop 2/3 of leek and julienne the rest. Cut ham into tiny cubes. Blanch pistachios, peel them and cut. Salt and pepper the meat. Peel 2 clementines (also peel the fine skin on each slice). Squeeze the juice from other 2 clementines and mix it with honey and wine.
Fry chopped leek and ham on butter and oil. Add meat and fry it on high heat for half a minute on both sides. Pour in clementine juice and cook for 2 minutes. Add slices of clementines and julienned leek and cook for another 2-3 minutes. Now take the medallions from the pan and finish frying them on a non stick frying pan.
Serve sprinkled with chopped pistachios.
Note: I made this dish as a part os Sale & Pepe Tasting Team for December 2008 issue an I'm sending this to the Weekend Herb Blogging event, hosted this week by Scott from The Real Epicurean.
Recept na srpskom.
Update: The first photo from the post has won DMBLGIT in category of Aesthetics :)
Thank you Arfi, Alessandro, Bron, Melody, Peter and Sabra! I am honored and happy! And of course, thank you Sanja for providing me with the opportunity to make such a beautiful dish for Sale & Pepe!
A delightful combo! That festive dish looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
fenomenalno izgleda i... pravice se... :)
ReplyDeleteRedovno kupujem Sale&Pepe i vrlo cesto i sama probavam njihove recepte. Ovaj recept sam obiljezila da moram probati, samo cu cekati da prodje post. Drago mi je da je i tebe privukao, stvarno izgleda odlicno! Sve pohvale za blog, samo tako nastavi!
ReplyDeletePozdrav iz Banje Luke!
Uhbre :)
ReplyDeletePodje mi voda na usta, iako sam pre pola sata vecerala obilato...
Divna fotka!
kombinacija sastojaka je sjajna...a finalni proizvod predivan...volim kombinaciju voća i mesa :)
ReplyDeletelove the clean flavours in this and so beautiful to look at! will use this recipe real soon as i love pork and fruit combos. x
ReplyDeleteThis is a gourmet looking meal! LOVE the photo!
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued as to what it tastes like! It looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot with perfect lighting. Congrats on winning DMBLGIT and thanks for dropping by mine.
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