Roasted pork tenderloin became a popular American dinner centerpiece throughout the 20th century as pork production scaled up nationally and the tenderloin cut, prized for being naturally lean and tender, became widely available at butcher counters. Its quick roasting time made it a favorite for both everyday dinners and special occasions.
Juicy, tender, and simple to prepare
A pork tenderloin is seared for a golden crust, then roasted with garlic and herbs until juicy and tender, perfect for a simple weeknight dinner.


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