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palmeramirah · 1 month
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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kaydenchase · 3 months
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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jacobsjottings · 5 months
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Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus.
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ryancabal · 8 months
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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philipharrison · 8 months
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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sextoyreviewland · 9 months
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Pork Recipe - Pork Medallions with White Asparagus and Rosemary Potatoes
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This tasty and simple pork medallion recipe is ideal for a quick and filling dinner. For a complete and balanced meal, the tender pork is served with crispy roasted potatoes and fresh white asparagus. Made with Olive Oil, Potatoes, Rosemary, Black Pepper, Cloves Of Garlic, Medallions Of Pork Tenderloin, Salt, White Asparagus.
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pauldelancey · 2 months
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Pork Medallions
American Entree ­ PORK MEDALLIONS ­ INGREDIENTS ­ 1½ pounds pork tenderloin ¼ teaspoon oregano ½ teaspoon sweet paprika or paprika ¼ teaspoon pepper ½ teaspoon rosemary 1 garlic clove 1 small onion 1½ tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon butter ⅔ cup chicken broth 2 tablespoons parsley ­ SPECIAL UTENSIL ­ non-stick skillet or cast-iron frying pan ­ Serves 4. Takes 40 minutes. ­ PREPARATION ­ Cut…
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missjojokiss · 8 months
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Pork Medallions with Balsamic Vinegar and Capers These braised pork tenderloin medallions will impress dinner guests, and are ready in just 25 minutes.
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unattendedsims · 9 months
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Pork Medallions with Balsamic Vinegar and Capers Recipe Dinner guests will be impressed by these braised pork tenderloin medallions, which can be prepared in just 25 minutes. 2 pounds pork tenderloin cut into 1 1/2 inch pieces, 1/4 cup all-purpose flour, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 teaspoon garlic salt or to taste, 1 tablespoon capers or to taste, 1/3 cup balsamic vinegar, 1/2 cup chicken broth, 2 teaspoons minced lemon zest or to taste, 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper or to taste
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lightprojectsltd · 1 year
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Pork Tenderloin - Pork Medallions with Balsamic Vinegar and Capers
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makeitmingi · 4 months
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The Cat and Dog Game [Chapter 5]
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Genre: Romance, Fluff, Comedy
Pairing: Yunho x Reader (y/n)
Characters: Chef!Reader, RestaurantOwner!Yunho, MaitreD!Hongjoong, Waiter!Yeosang, Waiter!San, Waiter!Mingi, SousChef!Seonghwa, SousChef!Wooyoung, PrepChef!Jongho
Summary: Yunho's dream was to open and run his own restaurant. But he doesn't know anything when it comes to cooking. Until you came along and accepted the job, bringing with you a small crew. How will the black cat tame the energetic golden retriever?
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You all returned for dinner service. Like this morning, Yunho and his friends were not there yet, still resting from their mid day break. You made yourself a large container of iced coffee, tying your apron around your waist.
"Do eateries really benefit from a mid day break though?" Wooyoung asked as he washed his hands.
"Well, in this case, they sold out all that we made so I guess Yunho wasn't confident in continuing to stay open." You shrugged.
"They could still serve drinks." Seonghwa reasoned.
"But staying open with drinks only and no food might hurt the revenue. How much you make from drinks compared to food and drinks is so much lesser. It would be smarter for them to rest."
"That's true. Since they are the wait staff for the dinner service and they'll be cleaning up after." Jongho said.
"Don't they have someone to clean?" Wooyoung scoffed.
"They seem to only have someone that washes the dishes and then he leaves. Looks like the cleaning for the front of the house is all reliant on themselves." You informed. After some light conversations, you all began to get into preparing for dinner. As the prep chef, Jongho did all the slicing and vegetable prep.
"I should start prepping the seafood for the cioppino." Seonghwa went to get all the seafood. While Jongho sliced the vegetables, you made the compound gochujang butter for the chicken.
"The vegetables are done. How are we cutting the chicken for roasting? Halves or quarters?" Jongho asked.
"Let's do halves. They're quite small." You replied.
"Since we're searing the pork medallions towards service, I'll make the cherry sauce to get it ready to go." Wooyoung spoke. You hummed and crossed it off the list.
"I'll start with the chickens." You stood beside Jongho. As he butchered the chickens, you stuffed the compound butter under the skin.
"What fish were we using for the cioppino again?" Seonghwa asked.
"Monkfish." You reminded.
"That's the last chicken. I'm going to remove the silver skin of the pork tenderloin and portion it. Are you good here?" Jongho asked you. You gave him a thumbs up and he went to wipe down his station since he was handling the raw chicken.
Although Jongho was a prep chef, as he says, he usually handled whole dishes on his own. You were fine with it, the sous chef, prep chef titles didn't matter much to you.
"Oh when you're done washing up, help me preheat the oven?" You requested. He nodded and went to turn on the ovens for you.
"Ah, where is the madeira?" Wooyoung whined, walking out of the walk in fridge.
"It should be in the pantry instead of the walk in, Woo." Seonghwa informed. Wooyoung went to the dry pantry to look for the alcohol while Jongho tended to his sauce for him momentarily.
"Okay, that's the last chicken." You said, going to wash your hands and getting all the components together.
You laid the vegetables Jongho prepped at the bottom of the trays and seasoned them then you placed racks on top for the chicken to sit.
"Hwa, help me bring the trays into the oven?" You asked. Seonghwa nodded, lowering the fire on his stew before helping you carrying the remaining trays. You slid them into the preheated oven and closed the door. You set a timer and clipped it to your apron before moving onto the next dish.
"Cherry sauce for the pork is done. Shall I start on the dessert?" Wooyoung came up to you.
"Yes. Do the panna cotta now so it can set in time. But don't forget to make the parsnip puree for the pork dish." You told him.
"I won't. I'll do the panna cottas now." He went back into the walk in to get what he needed. When Jongho was done portioning out the pork and setting that aside, he did the raspberry coolis.
"Cioppino is simmering. We'll have to fire the bread during service." Seonghwa helped you with the Korean dessert.
"Oh! I forgot the makeolli ice cream needs to be churned. Let's get it done now?" You remembered.
"On it." Seonghwa took the ice cream machine out.
"I think the last time I made bukkumi was with my grandfather." You laughed as you made the red bean paste that will go inside the glutinous rice dough and pan fried.
"Actually, we haven't done much Korean desserts in a while. Our recent desserts are all Western or Japanese, we did our wagashi workshop together. We should start doing more of those." Wooyoung said. You all nodded in agreement.
"Thinking of using these for the mushrooms that will go into the pasta dish." Jongho showed the metal bowl with the mix of different mushroom types.
"Looks good. Maybe not shitake since it might overpower. And soak the dried porcinis." You looked through the bowl.
"Okay. I'll mix the dried porcinis and the dried black trumpets." Jongho went to the pantry.
"It smells so good in here!" Yunho came in with a big smile. Wooyoung and Seonghwa gave friendly smiles back. You and Jongho were so focused, you just blocked everything else out.
"Hi, (y/n). Did you get some rest?" Yunho asked, standing beside you. You looked up at him, taking a small step to the side but nodded.
Not that you had anything against Yunho but you valued your personal space, especially around people you were not very close with.
"Do you need help?" He grinned.
"Do you not need to help the others prepare for dinner?" You raised an eyebrow. Yunho shook his head, he really enjoyed being in the kitchen with you the other night. And he was never really one that stuck around the kitchen. The only time he was ever in there was when he was with his grandmother.
"Go wash get an apron and wash your hands." You nodded over to the sink. Yunho let out a small 'yes!' in cheer and went over to get an apron. Once he tied it around his waist, he washed his hands.
"What should I do?" He asked enthusiastically.
"Jongho is preparing the glutinous rice dough for me. For now, let's split these red bean balls and weigh them." You instructed.
"Like this." You demonstrated, taking a spoon of red bean paste and rolling it into a ball with your hands, weighing it to the exact weight then setting it in the tray.
"I can do that!" He nodded. But the moment he spooned the bean paste onto his hand, he dropped it.
"I didn't know it would be hot." He pouted.
"It's only slightly warm. You can wear the gloves there." You pointed with your elbow and Yunho trudged over to get them. Again, imagining Yunho's puppy ears pressed to his head in disappointment made you let out a small chuckle.
"Are you laughing at me?" Yunho's eyes were wide. You didn't think he heard you.
"No." You shook your head. To be honest, he wasn't the only one surprised, Wooyoung, Jongho and Seonghwa were a little surprised too.
Yunho resumed his spot next to you and began to do the task. Good thing he was meticulous, wanting to be as accurate as possible when weighing each ball of red bean paste.
"Dough kneaded and done. I'll let it rest." Jongho said, placing the big bowl with the dough beside you.
"Thanks." You momentarily stepped aside to see the progress with the others.
"How's it looking?" You looked into the ice cream churner.
"It should be good to go into the freezer in 45 minutes. The ratios should be correct that it still freezes despite the alcohol in it." Seonghwa nodded. With alcohol in ice creams, there can only be a certain percentage you put in or else the alcohol will prevent the ice cream from properly freezing.
"Panna cotta is going into the chiller!" Wooyoung announced with a tray in his hands. Jongho helped him with carrying the other trays with all the white ramekins.
"Jong, you can start the prep for garnishes. Woo, you can start on your parsnip puree. Hwa, can you help me make a chicken jus?"
"Sure." The three replied and split up. Once the glutinous rice dough was done, you began to portion those out too.
"Done. Shall I move onto that?" Yunho asked excitedly, putting the last ball of red bean paste onto the tray. You nodded and let him assist you in weighing the glutinous rice dough.
"Good evening." San, Mingi, Yeosang and Hongjoong came in after preparing the restaurant for dinner.
"Evening."
"Wow, you guys look so fancy." Wooyoung chuckled. While there was no waiter or staff uniform, the boys all wore button up shirts and dress pants.
"Wow, it's looking good. Anything we can help with?" Yeosang came over to look at what you were doing alongside Yunho.
"You can help Yunho portion these out. Then I'll start wrapping them." You said. After washing their hands, they came to help where they could with their limited kitchen skills. You placed a red bean ball in the middle of a circle of dough and wrapped it.
"So you're going to fry these after?" Hongjoong asked.
"Pan fry it to get the outside a little crispy. Then we're serving it with makgeolli ice cream." You told him.
"We have 1 hour. Can we make 1 of each dish that is prepared for service for tasting?" You called out. The 3 immediately fell into the rhythm of things.
"Chicken is in the warming oven so let's dish that." You said and Jongho brought the components to you for plating.
"Bread for cioppino going on the grill."
"Pork medallions going on the pan."
"I need a sous at the pass." You said. Seonghwa stepped up and you took over to make the miso butter pasta with mushrooms. The 5 other boys huddled closer to not be in the way.
"Woah." They watched in awe at how all of you worked together, handing components to Seonghwa to plate and put together to be served. Since it wasn't Michelin restaurant, Seonghwa got the plating done quickly. There was no need to micro garnishes but it still looked pretty and well put together.
"Desserts are not ready." Wooyoung informed after checking if the panna cottas were set.
"It's fine. Can we just monitor them and make sure they're ready towards the start of actual service?" You asked and he nodded.
"Watch your back." You cautioned as you placed the hot pan with the miso butter pasta. Seonghwa took a carving fork to twirl it into pretty cylinder. He then spooned the sauce over with the mushrooms.
"Can we sprinkle some chives over?" You said, looking over at the dish. Jongho sliced the chives.
"Better." Seonghwa hummed as he grated the bottarga over then sprinkled the chives over to give it flecks of green.
"Service." Seonghwa said, lining the dishes up. All 5 boys had sparkles in their eyes, their jaws slacked, as they looked over all the dishes in front of them.
"Appetisers, we went a little simple. Bruschetta, mini ham cheese croquetas, crispy brussel sprouts with lemon gochugaru dressing."
"Mains. This is miso butter pasta with mushroom medley and bottarga, we have pork medallions with parsnip puree and cherry madeira sauce, gochujang butter roast chicken with roast vegetables and a chicken jus. Lastly, cioppino with grilled ciabatta." Seonghwa introduced.
"We'll definitely look into exploring a bigger variety of appetisers after tonight." You added. Yunho nodded and they all dug into the dishes to taste.
"The chicken is so good. How did you get all the flavour in?" Yeosang was in disbelief.
"So we made a gochujang butter and we put it under the skin to roast. Then we let all that drip onto the vegetables." You explained.
"The pork dish is my favourite. I love that sauce." San pointed to the dish with his spoon and gave a thumbs up. You gestured to Wooyoung, who was responsible for the dish.
"Hmm..." Wooyoung deliberated after taking a taste of the dish. San blinked in confusion.
"Do you not think it's good?" San asked.
"I mean, it's good. But it is missing something." Wooyoung replied. You took a taste and Wooyoung looked at you for confirmation. You nodded in agreement.
"We have fennel. I'll grill it?" Wooyoung suggested. You hummed and Wooyoung left to go to the walk in to get the fennel. Without anyone else noticing, Hongjoong was finishing the pasta on his own. When the others noticed, it was too late, making them yell at the older male for not leaving them any.
"You snooze you lose?" Hongjoong shrugged. You noticed Yunho had not said anything.
"Any comments? Changes?" You turned to him. Yunho blinked, shaking his head to break his train of thought when he noticed that you were asking him directly.
"It's all really, really good." He said, the tip of his fork still in his mouth. You waited, feeling like he still had something else to say.
"I'm not sure if the food is too fancy..." He confessed. You paused for a while to let his words sink in.
"Would you prefer more homey dishes then?" Jongho asked.
"Let's see how the dinner service plays out before we decide for sure." Yunho said. You nodded in agreement, there wasn't much for you to say since he was the owner, not you.
There was now an awkwardness that hung in the air. Yunho was nervous, he hoped he didn't let his nerves throw you off your game.
"Let's take 5." You said. Wooyoung, Jongho, Seonghwa and yourself stepped out to relax before dinner service. The remaining boys went out to where Yunho was. Mingi looked at his best friend, who was spacing out behind the counter.
"Yunho ah. What was that? You okay?" Mingi tapped Yunho on the shoulder.
"Did I sound too arrogant? Too demanding? They put in all that effort and I just... should I not have said that? I just want the customers to like the place." Yunho panicked.
"It's fine, Yunho. I'm sure they didn't take it to heart. You have to be honest as the restaurant owner." San assured.
"Yes, compared to what I see on television, you were very nice in your reaction." Yeosang said.
"You're too nice, Yunho ah." Hongjoong chuckled, patting his tall friend on the shoulder. Yunho pouted, he didn't like telling people bad news or anything remotely negative.
"And like you said, you didn't say the food was bad. It just might not suit what customers are looking for." Mingi comforted.
"Let's focus on dinner service now." San massaged Yunho's shoulders to relieve the tension.
"This is the list of reservations. If there are still tables available, the online system will add the reservation as it comes in." Yeosang gave the iPad to Hongjoong to refer to the guest list, showing him the online booking sytem. Hongjoong hummed, nodding as he scrolled through and got familiar with it.
"For us, let's split the dining area this way. Into 3. So we don't get any mix ups or repeats, it is easier to keep track of which tables you are responsible for." San said to Yeosang and Mingi.
"Good idea." Mingi nodded.
Meanwhile, your team was back in the kitchen cooking, unaware of Yunho's 'almost' meltdown that was happening outside.
"Too fancy..." You drummed your fingers against the work top. Maybe you needed to go home and research more on what kind of fare and flavours you should be utilising.
"Don't think too hard." Seonghwa chuckled, coming over to kiss the top of your head.
"Don't mock me, Park." You rolled your eyes, shoving him away.
"Let's finish this service then go out. Drinks on Jongho!" Wooyoung said, slinging his arms over yours and Seonghwa's shoulders. Jongho slapped the back of Wooyoung's neck.
"Don't go volunteering my wallet." Jongho glared.
"Yah! I'm your hyung! Show some respect." Wooyoung whined, stomping his feet while Jongho made a face at him, sticking his tongue out. You let out a soft sigh and shook your head, going back to your station, letting Seonghwa mediate their bickering.
Yunho's feedback didn't negatively affect you, it made you want to work harder. You were glad that he was objective and honest, not just saying the food was good.
"We're opening the doors for dinner in 5 minutes." Yunho said through the small pick up window and disappeared.
"I forgot we have that service window." Jongho laughed.
"We've just been talking and serving through the door, which can be dangerous. We should use the window that's actually for passing food and tickets." You reminded.
"Let's do this." You gave each other pats on the shoulder and waited for the first tickets to come in.
"First customers walked in." Seonghwa informed, observing through the window.
Once the orders were taken, the waiters will key it in and the ticket will come through on the machine that's in the kitchen. It cuts the time the waiters have to come and handover tickets, it also makes it easier for whoever is at the window to sort out the orders and give out instructions to the rest of the team.
"First tickets coming in." Seonghwa announced.
Dinner service went by smoothly, there wasn't a manic rush but things weren't slow as well, which was good for Yunho. You were all able to take little 5 minute breaks in between.
"Last ticket going out. Service." Seonghwa rang the bell for pick up at the window. You let out a tired sigh, hearing Seonghwa's words.
"First day done." Wooyoung came, slinging his arm around you. You tiredly leaned against him.
"Let's clean up and prep for tomorrow before going home." You stood up. You, Wooyoung, Seonghwa and Jongho gave each other side hugs to commend one another.
"Good work today, everyone." You smiled.
"Of course, we have our leader to guide us." Seonghwa smiled softly, making you look away.
"Do your dishes." You cleared your throat. You washed the big pots, pans and trays that you used. For the bowls, you all left them on the counter neatly to dry overnight, except for the ones you were going to use now.
"Before we clean the stove and the grill, let's cook some dinner." Jongho suggested. There wasn't much but the 4 of you used whatever leftovers you could find to whip something up.
"I wish we had some of that roast chicken leftover. It was seriously good." Wooyoung pouted.
"Luckily we had some piece of the pork medallions left that we could cube up." Seonghwa said, taking a portion of pasta for himself.
The dish was a pasta with garlic, onions, basil fresh tomatoes, cubed pork pieces. Jongho sauteed the leftover mushrooms, serving that alongside the leftover roast vegetables.
"Hwa, call the front team in. I'm stepping out for a bit. You guys start eating first." You told them.
"Sure." The 3 nodded, not protesting or asking any questions.
"Hey, we made a simple dinner before we start tomorrow's prep. Would you guys like some?" Seonghwa asked. The 5 nodded their heads and entered the kitchen. Just like this morning, Yunho noticed that you were not around. Did you leave after service? Did you eat dinner before you left?
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Creamy pork tenderloin recipe (30 minutes)
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honeysucklepink · 4 months
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Jamvent December 17th
Flavor: Peach Mint
Score (1=🤢, 10=😋): 8
I really like how these two flavors balanced each other out. Mint jelly can often be too strong, the peach mellowed it. Good on wheat bread, but boy, I’ll bet it would’ve been good on some pork tenderloin medallions.
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foodmyheart · 2 years
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Bacon wrapped pork tenderloin medallion with red skin mashed potatoes. Source: https://reddit.com/r/foodporn
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thefoodadvice · 2 years
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Bacon wrapped pork tenderloin medallion with red skin mashed potatoes. by shuadoorn | Follow on Instagram, Pinterest& check our Website
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