Reviewed: Jul. 22, 2009

This dish was really good! I tend to overcook pork and this meal came out so tender. AND it was such an easy dish to make. I cheated a little bit and cooked everything together which only made it easier to make. My boyfriend LOVED it and finished it in about 3 bites. I will definitely be making this again.

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Reviewed: May 4, 2009

Great way to use leftover pork tenderloin! I reversed the order of things since the meat was already cooked. I sautéed the onions and green peppers (in olive oil instead of butter) and then I dumped in the tomatoes and the chopped up pork and let it simmer. I wanted it a little more saucy to serve over pasta so I added two, 8 oz cans of tomato sauce. Great dish!! I realize I didn’t follow the recipe exactly so I thank you for the idea!

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Reviewed: Mar. 25, 2009

Loved it. Hubby & I fought over what was left to bring to lunch the next day. We ended up splitting it! :)

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Reviewed: Jan. 26, 2009

WOW, was this spicy! I used 1 tsp. of pepper and 1 tsp. salt, and I think next time I would only use 1/2 tsp. pepper. But, it was very, very tasty and healthy, so I'll use this recipe again for sure, with some modifications.

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Reviewed: Nov. 28, 2008

I've always loved this recipe since It was Introduced to me and now that I have to make It myself I believe I did a splendid job and It was very very good!

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Reviewed: Mar. 4, 2008

I had this at a Italian restaurant with my bf and it was very similar and worth making again :) This was a great recipe, I added more butter to the sauce once I mixed everything together, and didn't use any hot peppers, simply green peppers and alot of ground pepper, I fried the onions, green peppers in butter with the pork tenderloin instead of boiling. I also used 1 can crushed tomatoes and 1 can diced and it turned out amazing...

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Reviewed: Feb. 24, 2008

Very good. The only change was that, as others, I didn't find it necessary to boil the pepper and onion - I briefly sauted them in the skillet, then removed them and added the butter and garlic, then browned the meat and followed the recipe from there. Served it over rice - terrific!...Thanks, Justin.

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Reviewed: Nov. 19, 2007

this was okay. We were hungry. I only had elbow macaroni, prob. would be better over rice.

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Reviewed: Oct. 14, 2007

I didn't use any chilis because I didn't have any, but I'll bet the recipe is just as good with them. I cut the tenderloin into medallions and browned them first, removed them from the pan and then sauteed the onions, peppers and garlic, and then deglazed with the tomatoes. I put the pork back in the pan, covered and simmered for 20 min. the result was really good. The pork was very tender and the sauce was a really nice compliment. Next time I will cut the pork into strips for asthetic purposes. The strips of pork will go better with the pepper slices than the medallions.

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Janice

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Reviewed: Sep. 4, 2007

I tripled this to take to a potluck and came home with an empty roaster and requests for the recipe. I did make changes, though. I used pork stew meat, which I browned and put in a roaster. I then sauteed the vegetables in the same pan and added them to the meat. I finished off the dish in the oven. Oh, and I did not use that much black pepper! Good recipe!

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Reviewed: Aug. 29, 2007

I cut the tenderloin into medallions instead of strips and browned them while sautéing the onion and the garlic at the same time (instead of boiling). I used fresh tomatoes and basil as well as a zucchini and omitted the chilies (I’m cooking for a toddler too), added a quarter cup of chicken broth to the pan and left it to simmer for 20 minutes. Served over rice, turned out tender and delicious.

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Reviewed: May 18, 2007

Smaller pork pieces, all browned atthe same time cut the cooking time down to 20 minutes, also I added the chopped onion and green pepper right into the pan rather than boiling them seperately - that made this meal delicious and fast. I served it with nugget potato halves boiled then fried in butter - a yummy combination and a nice change from the typical rice side

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Reviewed: Feb. 11, 2007

Made it for a potluck and it was a hit! I halved the amount of pepper (like the other reviewers suggested). I still thought it was a little too spicy but when mixed well with plain rice, it lessened the burn.

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Reviewed: Nov. 15, 2006

Love it, love it, love it!! Comes out tender and flavorful everytime. I omit the green peppers b/c I just dont like em, thinking about trying yellow peppers instead, their a little milder and they will add some color. I recommend buying the chilies seperately from the diced tomatoes, so you can play with the flavor. Also, use the unsalted diced tomatoes, so that you can play with the salt content as well. Horseradish mashed potatoes compliment the pork very well or even spanish rice.

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Reviewed: Jul. 5, 2006

Superb! I make this dish for entertaining all the time. Everyone is always asking for the recipe. It's really delicious!! I also add red wine vinegar and red cooking wine to the sauce.

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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2006

Both my finace and I loved this! I had to make a few adjustments to the cooking method because I don't have the deep, large skillet needed to house everything (especially since I double for leftovers): I slightly browned the pork tenderloin slices in a 400 degree oven, just until the tops started to brown (I only browned one side). In a deep wok/saucepan-type pan I added the butter and garlic, then cooked the onion and pepper until almost soft, about ten minutes. I then added the oven-browned pork slices and seasonings (some all-purpose italian from Pampered Chef, dashes of black and cayenne peppers), cooked over the medium-high heat for a few mins, then stirred in the tomatoes. I increased them by about 1/2 for extra sauce on pasta. Cooked covered on low for the 60 minutes, and loved the results! I'd like to try browning the pork in the butter one day, but it was fairly tender coming from the oven, and some of the fat cooked off too. This meal is fresh and flavorful! Thanks so much for sharing!

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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2005

I was looking for a recipe that would use up some leftover pork tenderloin as well as green chiles and tomatoes. This fit the bill perfectly. Came together very easily. Negative side: It is very spicy. I love extremely spicy food but it was too much. Still very good and I will make again but reduce the black pepper significanly. I think also using sour cream would make it "cooler."

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Reviewed: Aug. 23, 2005

Way too much black pepper! That's what made it too spicy. I thought mild chilie tomatoes would make it less spicy as some reviewers said it was too spicy, but it was the pepper that made it that way. So, I had to drain off the pork and tomtoes and added it to mashed potatoes to take away the "burn you lips" flavor, and the final dish was EXCELENT! Me, my husband and my 3 and 1 year old boys loved it. If you make this, season to tast with the pepper.

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Reviewed: Aug. 7, 2005

I used boneless pork chops. I sauteed the onion and pepper in butter, removed from the pan, then fried the chops, finally adding everything back to the pan and cooking through. We didn't think it was too spicy. I only added 1t of salt and pepper, and the dish was plenty flavorful.

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Reviewed: Jun. 10, 2005

I agree with others that said this was pretty spicy with the chiles. I added a dollop of sour cream. Next time, I would probably use plain tomatoes and omit the chiles. I was lazy and just browned the pork and garlic, threw in the onions and green pepper, and then added the tomatoes, seasoning, and water.

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