Pork Tenderloin Recipe
by KaceyLooking for a quick and easy recipe for an entree? Try this pork tenderloin recipe! (notice a trend on my recipes? Quick. Easy.)
I got this recipe from this old church recipe book. It was from the church I went to when I was a little girl. This was my grandmother’s copy of the book because I was like 6 or so when it was published, so obviously I didn’t get my own copy then. I grew up eating lots of recipes from this book. You can see the book is a bit tattered, but I still hold it dear.
Ingredients:
2 pork tenderloins
4 slices of bacon
1 tbsp grated onions (I use minced onions if I don’t have fresh)
1 clove garlic or garlic salt (I use minced garlic or sometimes garlic powder if I don’t have fresh garlic)
1 tbsp wine vinegar
pepper
1/2 tsp sugar
Line a pan with foil. Trust me. You’ll want to do this. Makes clean up a snap. I’m into easy.
Wrap the pork tenderloin in bacon. Sprinkle other ingredients on top. (really, how much easier can this get?)
Bake uncovered for 2 hours at 300 degrees. (or if you’re like me and always running a bit behind 
, you can also bake at 325 for about 1 1/2 hours.)
Slice it on the diagonal using the perfect knife like SuperGuy is demonstrating for us.
Doesn’t that look yummy?? I usually serve with some wild rice and call it good. My mom adds a couple splashes of soy sauce to it when she makes it ’cause my mom can’t just follow a recipe without messing with it a bit. 
That looks amazing! I’ll definitely be trying it out…
I WISH my dishes looked that lovely and appetizing. You should work for Southern Living, Kacey!
I’m drooling!
Ohhhh, this looks very good! Pork tenderloin and bacon are going on my shopping list!
What can I bring?
If i didn’t have a stomach virus i would so be into this. When i am better i am so trying this out!
I’m not that much into pork and it even looks yummy to me!
Okay, now I’m drooling. I am absolutely going to have to tray that one when the weather cools down and we can use the oven again. (We don’t cook during the summer if we can possibly avoid it.)
That looks wonderful!!!
I LOVE tenderloin, and old church cookbooks. My mother collected them, and my sister and i split the collection when she died. sigh. If only i had time in my hectic life to COOK!!!
looks delish….do you deliver????????
I love pork tenderloin. Looks like a recipe that even I could make! Thanks, Kacey.
This looks so good, I am going to try it.
I have a stack of old church cookbooks and love them. When I helped make one years ago - my kids were little - I bought them each one and saved it in plastic until they got married. My second daughter who has 4 kids has worn hers out. We’re going to take mine, which is still readable, and have a few new ones printed from it.