Reviewed: Apr. 22, 2012

After reading the reviews I added extra spices, tented with foil, changed the cooking time to an hour and 15 (it was on the larger side) and it turned out moist and browned, and tasted alright. You must tent for the first half hour at least otherwise the breading will be sure to burn. I was very pleased with the moisture which is why i'm giving 2 stars. That being said...the breading did not stick. I mixed exactly as said and packed it on. As soon as you go to turn over it all falls off. I even tried added a couple of eggs to make it stick. No help. I had a larger loin and even then the breading was very thick. You could do better to use less crumbs, throw them in a bag and give the loin a light coating. I won't make again. And it was a learning curve for me to sort the reviews differently.

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mihart.m

Reviewed: Mar. 24, 2012

This is wonderful. I have made it twice and both times needed to cook much longer than recommended. Just watch your thermometer till it gets to 160. Will make again, we loved it.

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mamachef

Reviewed: Mar. 9, 2012

I used mostly Panko, plus little bit of Italian crumbs + 1/3 part parm & spices (crushed rosemary, garlic power, onion salt/pep). Double dipped in egg then crumbs, and fried to brown, then in over at 400. Next time consider making a sauce for dipping, either pizza or mushrm

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Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: London, Ontario, Canada

Reviewed: Mar. 5, 2012

I love this recipe!! I now serve it to our special dinner guests and everyone raves. Even my sister from Canada loves it and uses it at her home.

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keenie

Reviewed: Feb. 22, 2012

This was so delicious! I made it with whole wheat bread crumbs, garlic and onion powder and italian seasoning. I sprinkled parm cheese on it before putting in the oven. I cooked a 2 lb loin for 30 minutes and then tented it for 10 minutes to let it rest. It was by far the best, best pork I have ever had!

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kln317

Reviewed: Feb. 16, 2012

Excellent! This was a last minute "I have a tenderloin and have no idea what to do with it" kind of thing. I had all the ingredients, so I went with it. Delicious! I put the tenderloin in a ziplock bag with olive oil, seasoning salt and Italian seasoning while the oven heated. Rolled it in the bread crumbs to with I added a little parmesan cheese. Cooked it as directed, though added a tent as per others directions. Let it sit for 10 minutes and voila! Success!

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SamsMom

Reviewed: Feb. 13, 2012

The other reviews got it down. It's a great starter recipe, but needs a little "oomph" thrown in. Season it however you like, but definitely add some herbs and spices, or a marinade of some sort.

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Sonia

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Feb. 12, 2012

This was a huge hit with my family! I read quite a few of the reviews and used some of the suggestions (tent the meat for the 1st half-add garlic powder, paprika and Italian spices) and then added a little of my own twist~lemon pepper~ and it came out perfectly. You could cut it with a knife. Made 2 tenderloins so there will be plenty of sandwiches tomorrow!

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