Cornish Outdoor-Reared Pork Tenderloin
Cornish Outdoor-Reared Pork Tenderloin
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Primrose Herd Outdoor-Reared Pork Tenderloin
The Pork tenderloin is the finest and most tender cut on a pig. A whole fillet of tenderloin trimmed of all excess fat and sinew.
Whether roasted with traditional herbs or carved for a family feast, it delivers outstanding tenderness and pure Cornish flavour.
Why Choose Primrose Herd Pork Loin?
- Ethically Reared: High-welfare, outdoor-reared Cornish pork.
- Master Butchery: Expertly trimmed and scored by hand.
- Golden Crackling: Rind prepared for maximum crunch.
- Delivered Fresh: Butchered to order and vacuum-sealed.
Weight: 500g | 1kg
Packaging: Vacuum-sealed, chilled
Origin: Cornwall, UK (Primrose Herd)
Storage: Keep refrigerated below 4°C.
Delivery: Mainland UK Only.
👨🍳 Chef’s Tip: Master the Perfect Pork Tenderloin
"Pork tenderloin (often sold as pork fillet) is the leanest, most delicate muscle on the pig. Because it contains virtually zero fat, it goes from melt-in-the-mouth tender to dry and rubbery in a matter of minutes. The secret to perfection is trimming the silverskin, searing high and fast in a oven-safe skillet, roasting gently to 63°C–65°C, and resting thoroughly so it stays blush-pink and succulent."
1. Trim the Silverskin Thoroughly
Pork tenderloin is covered by a tough, shiny white connective membrane called silverskin.
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Unlike fat, silverskin will not melt or break down during cooking—it shrinks, causing the fillet to curl up and making the exterior chewy.
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Slip a sharp paring knife under the membrane at one end, angle the blade slightly upwards, and slice along the length of the meat to remove it completely.
2. Dry-Brine or Marinate for Maximum Moisture
Because tenderloin lacks fat marbling, pre-seasoning is essential to lock in juices.
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Generously season the fillet with fine sea salt, black pepper, and fresh herbs (like sage, thyme, or rosemary) at least 30 minutes before cooking.
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The salt draws out surface moisture, dissolves, and is reabsorbed deep into the muscle fibres, seasoning the fillet throughout while helping it hold onto its natural moisture during cooking.
3. Sear All Sides in an Oven-Safe Skillet
Preheat your oven to 200°C (Fan 180°C / Gas Mark 6) and place a heavy oven-safe skillet or cast-iron pan over medium-high heat with a tablespoon of oil.
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Sear the tenderloin for 1 to 2 minutes per side until a deep caramelised crust forms all the way around.
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Hard searing builds rich, savoury flavour rapidly on the surface without overcooking the delicate centre.
4. The Butter Baste & Oven Finish
Right before transferring the skillet to the hot oven, add a generous knob of butter, a smashed garlic clove, and a couple of fresh herb sprigs to the pan.
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Spoon the foaming butter over the fillet.
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Roast in the oven for 10 to 12 minutes until the internal core temperature reaches 63°C to 65°C on a digital meat thermometer.
5. Rest for 10 Minutes Before Slicing
Never carve a tenderloin straight out of the pan, or all its juices will run onto the board.
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Transfer the fillet to a warm plate, spoon over the pan juices, and cover loosely with foil.
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Let it rest for 8 to 10 minutes. Carryover heat will bring the internal temperature to a perfect 68°C (juicy with a slight blush-pink centre), allowing the muscle fibres to relax and reabsorb every drop of juice.
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