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Mediterranean Pork Bowl
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Mediterranean Pork Bowl
Total Time45 mins
Skill LevelBeginner
Servings4
Total Time45 mins
Skill LevelBeginner
Servings4

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Roasted Garlic & Herb Loin FiletKey IngredientRoasted Garlic & Herb Loin Filet
AboutThis Mediterranean-inspired bowl brings all the color and flavor of summer thanks to our grill-ready Roasted Garlic & Herb Pork Loin Filet, peak-season veggies, smoky harissa, and buttery hummus. Light, satisfying, and ready in under an hour!
Let's CookFollow the directions below, fire up the kitchen, and get cooking! For the love of meat.
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Ingredients
Key IngredientProduct ImageRoasted Garlic & Herb Loin Filet
 
6 ounces  Roasted Red Peppers, drained
 
6 Dried Chilies (mix of Guajillo & New Mexico)
 
2 tablespoons Tomato Paste
 
2 cloves  Garlic, minced
 
1 teaspoon  Caraway Seeds
 
1 teaspoon Coriander
 
1 teaspoon  Cumin
 
1 teaspoon  Smoked Paprika
 
1/2 teaspoon  Cayenne Pepper
 
1 teaspoon  Kosher Salt
 
1 Lemon, juiced
 
4 tablespoons  Olive Oil
Roasted Garlic & Herb Loin FiletKey IngredientRoasted Garlic & Herb Loin Filet
Directions
1Combine the marinaded ingredients in a large Ziplock bag or stainless bowl. Add the pork loin, seal and massage with your hands to make sure each piece is coated. Set aside to marinate overnight in the fridge.
2Heat a large cast iron skillet or grill on medium high and lightly brush with olive oil.
3Place marinated pork loin in a skillet or on the grill and cook each side for 15 minutes until nicely charred. Turn and cook the other side for 15-30 minutes until it reaches an internal temperature of 145ºF.
4Remove pork loin from the grill and cover loosely with foil. Set aside and serve sliced with grilled vegetables and desired sides.
5Hummus: Place garbanzo beans, tahini, lemon juice, salt, garlic, and black pepper in a food processor fitted with a blade. Run the food processor and slowly drizzle in olive oil until you’ve reached the desired texture. Serve with olive oil drizzled on top and a dash of paprika or chili flakes.
6Harissa: Place the dried chiles in a heat-safe bowl and cover with hot water. Set aside 30 minutes until the chiles are tender. Drain the chiles and remove the stems and seeds. Transfer chiles to the food processor fitted with a blade. Add the tomato paste, roasted red peppers, garlic, caraway seeds, coriander, cumin, smoked paprika, cayenne, and kosher salt. Add the fresh lemon juice. While the food processor is running, drizzle olive oil from the top opening. Process again until you achieve a paste-like texture. Place the harissa paste in a clean jar and keep for up to 2 weeks.
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